Science Vocabulary by Joelle Robertson

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Across
  1. 1. Solid copies of the shape of the organism.
  2. 4. A place where magma sits on its way up from the upper mantle to Earth’s surface
  3. 15. Evidence of organisms' activities such as footprints.
  4. 16. The center of the Earth and also the hottest layer.
  5. 17. When plates move closer together
  6. 18. Provide evidence about the history of life and past environments on Earth.
  7. 20. Scientists who study and collect fossils from sedimentary rocks.
  8. 21. Fossils of widely distributed organisms who lived during one short period.
  9. 22. Hollow areas formed in sediment in the shape of the organism.
  10. 23. The outer layer of the Earth.
  11. 24. In sedimentary rock layers, the oldest layer is at the bottom, youngest at the top.
  12. 26. The flow that transfers heat within a fluid
  13. 29. Fossils where minerals replaced all or part of the organism.
  14. 30. A funnel-shaped pit at the top of a volcano
Down
  1. 2. When plates move in opposite directions
  2. 3. A scientist who studies the history of Earth
  3. 5. The area directly below the focus
  4. 6. A thin coating of carbon on rock.
  5. 7. The only liquid layer of the Earth.
  6. 8. A scientist who studies earthquakes
  7. 9. When plates move apart
  8. 10. The age of a rock given as the number of years since it was formed.
  9. 11. A pushing force that decreases volume
  10. 12. The layer that is underneath the crust. It is the thickest layer.
  11. 13. Animals preserved with little or no change.
  12. 14. The opening from which lava flows in a volcano
  13. 19. Two opposing forces acting on the same point
  14. 25. When rocks break under stress beneath Earth’s surface during and earthquake
  15. 27. The age of a rock compared to the age of other rock layers.
  16. 28. a pulling force that increases volume