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Froggy Jumps DEFINITION THE WORDOnline version choose the correct option by Valery Benavides parra 1 Changes or differences that happen over time. a variations b pollen c ice 2 Remains of ancient living beings preserved in rocks a fossils b past years: c paleoclimatology 3 Rings in tree trunks that reveal their age and yearly climate changes a growth rings b coral c variations 4 Flower powder that helps identify ancient plants and climates a Pollen b ice c greenhouse effect 5 Process by which the atmosphere traps the Sun's heat. a greenhouse effect b fossils c paleoclimatology 6 Frozen water that stores clues about ancient climates. a Ice b Pollen c Climate 7 Ancient times that reveal how the climate used to be. a past years b Coral c fossils 8 The long-term weather conditions of a specific place. a Climate: b variations c growth rings 9 Science that studies past climates through natural evidence. a paleoclimatology b growth rings c greenhouse effect 10 Marine organisms that record changes in ocean temperature and chemistry, helping scientists study past climate a Coral b variations c fossils 11 Temperature is a measure of the degree of heat or cold of the air, water, or soil; it is one of the main variables that determine the Earth's climate a Temperature b Milankovitch c Foraminifera 12 Study of fossil pollen to learn about ancient vegetation and climate. a Pollen analysis b Radiometric Dating c Sediment core 13 Technique used to determine the age of rocks, fossils, or climate samples. a Dating b Holocene c Geological record 14 A set of rock layers that document the history of Earth's climate. a Geological record b Foraminifera c Sediment core 15 Period in which large areas of the Earth were covered in ice. a Glaciation b Culture c Paleoecology 16 Warm stage between two glacial periods. a Interglacial b Holocene c Paleontology 17 Cylindrical sample of sediments that reveals changes in climate and marine life. a Sediment core b Radiometric Dating c Climate Proxy 18 Area of the atmosphere that filters the Sun's ultraviolet rays. a Ozone layer b Glaciation c Pollen analysis 19 Theory that explains how the Earth's movements affect the long-term climate. a Milankovitch b Cycles c Dating 20 Marine microorganisms whose remains are used to study ancient climate. a Foraminifera b Stratification c Ecosystems 21 Set of knowledge, beliefs, values, and practices of a society. a Culture b Radiometric Dating c Milankovitch 22 Periods of time in which climate patterns or events repeat. a Cycles b Holocene c Ozone layer 23 Set of data or evidence that documents past climate. a Record b Ozone layer c Culture 24 Communities of organisms and their physical environment. a Ecosystems b Culture c Paleoecology 25 Geological epoch that began about 11,700 years ago and extends to the present. a Holocene b Radiometric Dating c Past Biodiversity 26 Indirect indicator of past climate, such as tree rings or sediments a Climate Proxy b Paléontology c Pollen analysis 27 Variety of species and ecosystems that existed in the past. a Past Biodiversity b Cycles c Interglacial 28 Study of past ecosystems and biodiversity. a Paleoecology b Culture c Foraminifera 29 Method for determining the age of rocks and sediments by measuring radioactive decay. a Radiometric Dating b Geological record c Ozone layer 30 Process of forming layers of sediments or rocks. a Stratification b Archives c Holocene

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DEFINITION THE WORDOnline version

by Valery Benavides parra

Changes or differences that happen over time.

Remains of ancient living beings preserved in rocks

Rings in tree trunks that reveal their age and yearly climate changes

Flower powder that helps identify ancient plants and climates

Process by which the atmosphere traps the Sun's heat.

Frozen water that stores clues about ancient climates.

Ancient times that reveal how the climate used to be.

The long-term weather conditions of a specific place.

Science that studies past climates through natural evidence.

Marine organisms that record changes in ocean temperature and chemistry, helping scientists study past climate

Temperature is a measure of the degree of heat or cold of the air, water, or soil; it is one of the main variables that determine the Earth's climate

Study of fossil pollen to learn about ancient vegetation and climate.

Technique used to determine the age of rocks, fossils, or climate samples.

A set of rock layers that document the history of Earth's climate.

Period in which large areas of the Earth were covered in ice.

Warm stage between two glacial periods.

Cylindrical sample of sediments that reveals changes in climate and marine life.

Area of the atmosphere that filters the Sun's ultraviolet rays.

Theory that explains how the Earth's movements affect the long-term climate.

Marine microorganisms whose remains are used to study ancient climate.

Set of knowledge, beliefs, values, and practices of a society.

Periods of time in which climate patterns or events repeat.

Set of data or evidence that documents past climate.

Communities of organisms and their physical environment.

Geological epoch that began about 11,700 years ago and extends to the present.

Indirect indicator of past climate, such as tree rings or sediments

Variety of species and ecosystems that existed in the past.

Study of past ecosystems and biodiversity.

Method for determining the age of rocks and sediments by measuring radioactive decay.

Process of forming layers of sediments or rocks.