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1 Monday’s Writing Topic - Level ~ Week 4 ~ Sept. 12 – 16 ~
Part 1 – Requirements: (1) Get a notebook paper, (2) Write your first and last name, period, and date at the top of the paper, (3) Title the page: “Week 4 – Monday’s Vocabulary”. (4) Complete the following vocabulary terms by writing the definition. Time will be provided in class to start this assignment but, it will likely require additional time to be completed as homework (i.e. tutorial times). Use proper English language and structure. Permitted sources include notes and worksheets from class, the Internet and textbooks. Due Friday. Ecological pyramid Nitrogen fixation Food chain  Denitrification Food web Carbon sinks Primary succession  Carbon sources  Secondary succession Biomagnification Carrying capacity

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