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Biology I for Science Majors 0th Edition Solutions

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ISBN: 9781938535178

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Textbook: Biology I for Science Majors
Edition: Latest
Author: Sizolwenski Mlotshwa
ISBN: 9781938535178

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Key Science Terms and definitions covered in this textbook
  • Basalt

    A fine-grained igneous rock of mafic composition.

  • Body waves

    Seismic waves that travel through Earth’s interior.

  • Breccia

    A sedimentary rock composed of angular fragments that were lithified.

  • Chromatic aberration

    The property of a lens whereby light of different colors is focused at different places.

  • Cluster (star)

    A large group of stars.

  • Estuary

    A partially enclosed coastal water body that is connected to the ocean. Salinity here is measurably reduced by the freshwater flow of rivers

  • Fissure

    A crack in rock along which there is a distinct separation.

  • Guyot

    A submerged flat-topped seamount.

  • Hanging valley

    A tributary valley that enters a glacial trough at a considerable height above its floor.

  • Inertia

    A property of matter that resists a change in its motion.

  • Intermediate composition

    The composition of igneous rocks lying between felsic and mafic.

  • Mesosphere

    The layer of the atmosphere immediately above the stratosphere and characterized by decreasing temperatures with height.

  • Occluded front

    A front formed when a cold front overtakes a warm front. It marks the beginning of the end of a middle-latitude cyclone.

  • Planetary nebula

    A shell of incandescent gas expanding from a star.

  • Rock flour

    Ground-up rock produced by the grinding effect of a glacier.

  • Small solar system bodies

    Solar system objects not classified as planets or moons that include dwarf planets, asteroids, comets, and meteoroids.

  • Solstice

    The time when the vertical rays of the

  • Thermal gradient

    The increase in temperature with depth. It averages 1° C per 30 meters (1–2° F per 100 feet) in the crust.

  • Valley glacier

    See Alpine glacier.

  • White frost

    Ice crystals instead of dew that form on surfaces when the dew point is below freezing.

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