Science final

• 10 most endangered animals as of 2014

  • Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
  • Amur Leopard
  • Javon Rhinoceros
  • Northern Sportive Lemur
  • Northern Right Whale
  • The Saola
  • Leatherback Sea Turtle
  • Siberian or Amur Tiger
  • Chinese Giant Salamander
  • The Little Dodo Bird
• Ivory-Billed Woodpecker

  North American Bird that is already endangered and may actually be extinct.
• Amur Leopard

  The world's rarest cat
• Javan rhinoceros

  swamp-delling asian rhinos
• Northern Sportive Lemur

  scarcest of Madagascar's fast dwindling lemur species
• Northern Right Whale

  350 right whales still swim the atlantic.
• The saola

  Asian Unicorn
• Leatherback Sea Turtle

  world's largest turtle
• Siberian Tiger

  World's biggest cat
• The little dodo bird

  Tooth-billed pigeon
• Trophic level

  a step in nutritive series of an ecosystem.
• Producers

  organism that serves as a source of food for other organisms in a food chain.
• autothrops

  species that make their own food
• heterotrophs

  cannot make their own food
• Herbivores

  Eats plants.
• Carnivorce

  eat only animals or meat
• decomposers

  feeds on and breaks down dead plant or animal matter
• Energy pyramid order

  1 Producer

  2 Primary consumers

  3 Secondary consumers

  4 Tertiary Consumers
• Food Chains

  a sequence of food transfer
• Accumulation

  water pools in large vodies like oceans,seas, and lakes.
• Condensation

  • water vapor or gas in the air turns into liquid water
• Evaporation

  -liquid water becomes water vapor
• Precipitation

  water falls from clouds in the sky
• Subsurface Runoff

  water that flows in underground
• Surface Runoff

  water that flows in surface streams
• Transpiration

  water within plants evaporates into the atmosphere.