Process by which plants convert sunlight into energy., Photosynthesis, Preserved remains or traces of ancient organisms., Fossils, Large ocean wave caused by underwater earthquakes., Tsunami, Wearing away of Earth's surface by wind or water., Erosion, Study of earthquakes and seismic waves., seismology, Massive slabs of Earth's crust that move over the mantle., Tectonic plates, All water on Earth, including oceans, rivers, and lakes., Hydrosphere, Protective layer in the atmosphere that absorbs UV radiation., Ozone layer, Warming of Earth's surface due to trapped heat., Greenhouse effect, Underground layer of water-bearing rock., Aquifer, Study of weather and atmospheric conditions., Meteorology, Supercontinent that existed during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic eras., Pangea, Community of living organisms interacting with their environment., Ecosystem, Molecule that carries genetic information., DNA, Transfer of pollen from one flower to another., Pollination, When one celestial body moves into the shadow of another., Eclipes, Force that attracts objects toward each other, Gravity, Large regions of Earth with similar climate, plants, and animals., Biomes, Small rocky bodies orbiting the Sun, mainly between Mars and Jupiter., Asteroids, Icy body in space that releases gas and dust as it approaches the Sun., Comet

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