non living parts of an ecosystem
abiotic
photosynthesis inputs
carbon dioxide, water, sunlight
Circular movement of warm and cold air that circulate heat through a space.
convection currents
non moving or changing loads
dead or static loads
group of organisms of the same species that live in one specific area.
population
photosynthesis outputs
sugar and oxygen
theory that earth’s crust is made of large blocks or plates
plate tectonics
heat exchange involving direct touch
conduction
upper limit which a structure can properly function.
margin of safety
mineral categories / identification
colour, luster, streak, cleavage, fracture, hardness
basic needs of living things
water, food / nutrients, energy, oxygen, suitable living conditions such as shelter, clothing and heat
when water is added to the seed
germination
solid heating response
expansion
forming a material into wave like ridges
corrugation
types of weathering
chemical, mechanical, biological
symbiotic relationship where one is benefited
commensalism
female flower parts
pistil, stigma, style, ovary
prevent heat from passing through
insulator
squeezing force
compression
copper changing to green because of reaction between water and metal
chemical weathering
symbiotic relationship where both benifit
mutualism
male flower parts
stamen, anther, filament
allows heat to pass through an object
conductor
pulling force
tension