ELT

3. Forms of water that forms in the atmosphere and falls back on earth; including rain, snow, and hail.
5. / a group of species in a common location.
7. A vertical succession of horizons that have been subjected to soil forming processes.
8. / When both genotypes stay constant from one generation to the next.
11. / Organisms that make food for themselves.
12. A simple key used to identify an object.
13. A process through which nitrogen converts into many forms as it circulates through ecosystems.
14. / It is how different customs, technology, and habits shared among people have made the world a more connected place.
15. Resources that are not depleted and can supply a continuous source of energy.

1. / A living creature in the food chain that eats organisms from a different species.
2. / Detritus feeders are heterotrophs that consume dead and decaying plants and animals. Decomposers break apart dead organisms then carry out decomposition.
4. Process when liquid turns into gas.
6. The continuous cycle of water in the Earth’s atmosphere.
9. / The ability to maintain a process over time.
10. / The process of established facts through experimenting.