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Basic unit of life-lowest level of organization Red Blood Cells Nerve Cells (neurons) Cell, Tissue, organ, Cell Pump food and oxygen to & from all cells Responds to stimuli, controls body functions Takes in O2 and removes CO2. The skin Covers and Protects from infection Tissue 100% Two cells join during sexual reproduction Asexually (fission) and conjunction Yes Cell, use energy, respond to stimuli, grow, reprodu Light, water ,soil, temperature, oxygen owl, badger, grouse, prairie dog, bison, grass Light, water, and CO2 Light, water ,soil, temperature, oxygen owl, badger, grouse, prairie dog, bison, grass Light, water, and CO2 Two species, one benefits, none die. One benefits-the other is unaffected The small parasite benefits and the bigger host is harmed. Two species, one benefits, none die. Producer, consumer, decomposer Producer make food and decomposer breakdown material web They eat food and not make it. chain There is more energy available lower and less energy higher up. Herbivores have more energy available to them because the eat lower on the food chain Evaporation requires the sun A process when water falls to Earth Producer, consumer, decomposer Producer make food and decomposer breakdown material web They eat food and not make it. chain There is more energy available lower and less energy higher up. Herbivores have more energy available to them because the eat lower on the food chain Evaporation requires the sun A process when water falls to Earth A process when water vapor turns to liquid. A process when water turns to gas slowly at the surface. sun Nonrenewable resources are not replaced quickly, like fossil fuels (coal, gasoline, natural gas). Renewable resources, like dam and wind energy, do not create new substances through CHEMICAL change. Nitrogen N2 & Oxygen O2 The particles in air is shown as a percent (%) because it is a mixture . The air density and pressure is decreases with an increase in elevation, which reduces the amount of oxygen in the air. it’s a gas, with no definite shape or volume 2 Extremely cold nights and hot days combustion (fire) and respiration (breathing) CO2 combustion & respiration allows light transmission & reflects back heat Ultraviolet radiation The greenhouse effect. Yes, it cannot make a new substance. Does not react or bond with other elements. Nitrogen N2 & Oxygen O2 Carbon dioxideCO2. volume Nitrogen N2 & Oxygen O2 Carbon dioxideCO2. volume Salty & Watery as it would be unmixed=mixture 1st Evaporate or vaporize (boil) 2nd condensation Salty & Watery as it would be unmixed=mixture Condensation and evaporation Foldable and absorbent Malleable, ductile, conductive, Flammable Reacts with acid New substance(bubbles) LIQUID SOLID GAS light One rotation One revolution yr MATTER (medium)= stuff One rotation One revolution yr Rotation determines the length of our day. Revolution determines the length of our year. NO seasons Light gets spread out because the surface at the poles round (curves) away from the sun. So the light always arrives at an angle and is Always less direct at the poles. C B A D C A C A Europa Moon , Phobos Titan Triton IO Callisto Sputnik,, GPS weather telephone tv iss Nitrogen N2 It aligns with the magnetic field Moon , Titan Sputnik, weather Nitrogen N2 It aligns with the magnetic field A place for rocks too small to be planets Asteroid belt Solid surface, rocky, small, few moons, close to the sun Gas, giant, formed later, rings, fast rotation It has NO atmosphere, or run away greenhouse effect Swirling cluster of a billion solar system. Inertia Newton’s First Law of Motion Mass To start moving is a change in motion, all objects tend resist a change in motion!!! Unless there is an unbalance force Same time Same time Same time Yes, unless terminal velocity is reached Fluid friction that opposes motion. The maxim speed an objects reaches when falling through air. Plate tectonics Plate tectonics 2 1 mantle crust The breaking down of rocks. 3 4 Outer core Melting and cooling W.E.D. Weathering, Erosion Deposition cementation and compaction Heat and pressure Bits of rock that can erode- sand silt and clay Plate tectonics describes how volcanoes are made near subduction zones, earthquake and mountains occur at transform and converging boundaries. sediments Water, wind, rain the inner core moves inside liquid
