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4. knowledgeable of wildlife
7. keeper of knowledge during the literate cultures
10. group of people that believed in demon possession to explain the causality of diseases
11. validated by indigenous knowledge and systems and modern scientific methods
12. Living systems form these mechanisms with the purpose of keeping cycles in control.
14. living systems demonstrate this unique and complex degree of organization
17. knowledgeable of fruits and herbs and their uses
20. example of experiential transmission of knowledge
23. passing of knowledge through stories, chanting, visual arts
24. centers of learning outside the monasteries
25. Living systems is a _____ system with respect to energy.

1. gradual build up over time of a chemical in a living organism
2. trophic pyramid that represents energy flow through trophic levels
3. esteemed for their knowledge
5. organisms that process large amounts of organic material and return nutrients to the ecosystem in organic form
6. The series of changes in the life of an organism including reproduction. All organisms undergo this process.
8. method of gaining intimate knowledge from our environment
9. transmission of traits from parents to offspring
13. knowledgeable of seasons and the signs of the wind and sky
15. Living systems is a _____ system with respect to matter.
16. it allowed for the expansion of collective knowledge beyond the storytellers' collective memories
18. study of organismal interaction with the environment
19. one of the four macromolecules that comprises living systems
21. a component of the system that can be both visible and intangible
22. areas where chemicals are stored or concentrated for long periods of time