Across
- 3. Proteins are created in this part of the cell
- 5. This is when new land forms where no soil or organisms exists
- 10. These factors include nonliving things that support life such as air, water and sunlight
- 11. Land has been disturbed by natural events or human activity, but soil and organisms still exist
- 12. This type of adaptation is a variation in physical features of an organism that help it survive and reproduce, such as spikes on porcupine
- 13. This is the powerhouse of the cell because it releases energy into the cell
- 14. This type of adaptation is something an organism does to survive and reproduce, such as migration
Down
- 1. These organisms receive the greatest amount of the sun's energy; examples are fruits and vegetables
- 2. These organisms eat producers; examples of this type of consumer includes butterflies and caterpillars
- 4. These organisms eat primary consumers, examples of this type of consumer includes frogs and snakes
- 6. This type of adaptation is an internal change that helps the organism survive and reproduce, such as venom
- 7. This is the brain of the cell and stores genes of the cell
- 8. These factors include living things that support life such as plants, animals and bacteria
- 9. These organisms receives the least amount of the sun's energy
- 10. This cell does not include chloroplasts or cell walls