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    ECOLOGY word list:
    ALGAE, BAN, BIOLOGY, CARCASS, CARNIVORE, COMPETITION, FACTOR, GASEOUS, HARDY, NICHE, NUTRIENT, PERSPECTIVE, REBOUND, ULTIMATE, VITAL

    ECOLOGY Fill-in-the-Blanks -- myVocabulary.com

    1)  Because of the extreme weather, desert animals tend to be small and , though some large animals…thrive here. (p. 4)
    2)  Nature is the recycler. (p. 8)
    3)  They help recycle rocks and minerals that are for life. (p. 13)
    4)  A 1972 on DDT and an intensive rescue effort by scientists helped save the birds. (p. 16)
    5)  It might be global warming, disease, habitat destruction, pollution, or a combination of all these . (p. 16)
    6)  The diversity of life on Earth is astonishing from impala and elephants on land to plankton and in the oceans (p.10)
    7)  But from the planet’s , volcanoes are an absolute necessity. (p. 13)
    8)  It rises through the air as a vapor. (p. 9)
    9)  Sea otters have somewhat, along with their ecosystem. (p. 7)
    10)  Herbivores, in turn, are eaten by , like snakes, or omnivores, like bears. (p. 6)
    11)  When you eat a plant, the become part of you. (p. 13)
    12)  Rotting plants and animal release carbon dioxide into the air. (p. 8)
    13)  Each plant and animal has its own unique in its community. (p. 13)
    14)   is in two classes: stock (in which spending is limited) and open. (p. 17)
    15)  Ecology started as a branch of . (p. 2)