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Inv 1 Vocabulary Extinction: D: When a whole species dies P: S: Biodiversity: D: the variety of life that exists in a particular habitat or ecosystem. P: S:

Inv 1 Vocabulary Con. Extinct: D: no longer existing. P: S: Fossil: D: any remains, trace, or imprint of animal or plant life preserved in Earth’s crust. P: S:

Inv 1 Vocabulary Con Fossil Record: D: all the fossils on Earth. P: S: Organism: D: a living thing. P: S:

Inv 1 Vocabulary Con Paleontologist: D: a scientist who studies fossils. P: S: Principle of superposition: D: a theory that says sedimentary rocks on the bottom are older than rocks on the top. P: S:

Inv 1 Vocabulary Con Sediment: D: pieces of weathered rock such as sand, deposited by wind, water, and ice. P: S: Sedimentary Rock: D: a rock that forms when layers of sediments are stuck together. P: S:

Inv 1 Vocabulary Con Tetrapod: D: a vertebrate with four limbs. P: S: Transition: D: change P: S: