AP Environmental Science AP Review

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Across
  1. 2. Using resources in a way that doesn't deplete them for future generations.
  2. 6. A species that has a disproportionately large effect on its environment.
  3. 7. Process where producers convert solar energy into glucose.
  4. 11. An underground layer of water-bearing rock.
  5. 13. Related to smog formed by chemical reactions involving sunlight.
  6. 15. A trait that improves an individual’s fitness for survival.
  7. 16. Related to feeding and nutrition levels in a food chain.
  8. 17. A mix of weathered rock and organic material.
  9. 18. Energy sources that are naturally replenished, like wind or solar.
  10. 22. A relationship where both species benefit.
  11. 23. The variety of life within an ecosystem or the world.
  12. 24. Human-induced changes or impacts on the environment.
  13. 25. Atmospheric layer containing the protective ozone layer.
Down
  1. 1. Short for "Carrying Capacity," the maximum population size a habitat can support.
  2. 2. A close, long-term interaction between two species.
  3. 3. An essential nutrient that cycles through the atmosphere and soil.
  4. 4. The gradual process of change in an ecosystem over time.
  5. 5. The lowest layer of the atmosphere where weather occurs.
  6. 8. The movement of individuals into a new country or area.
  7. 9. Non-living components like temperature, water, and sunlight.
  8. 10. The solid, outermost layer of the Earth.
  9. 12. The evolutionary process by which new species arise.
  10. 14. Excessive richness of nutrients in a body of water, often causing plant overgrowth.
  11. 19. The physical ability to reproduce.
  12. 20. The study of human population statistics and trends.
  13. 21. Living parts of an ecosystem, such as plants and animals.