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                  | 1 | accumulate | v. to gradually increase over time | 
                  | 2 | adapt | v. to change to fit a situation or environment | 
                  | 3 | aquatic | Adj. living in the water | 
                  | 4 | array | n. a large number; a collection | 
                  | 5 | aspect | n. a part or feature | 
                  | 6 | breed | v. to reproduce | 
                  | 7 | defense | n. protection | 
                  | 8 | deforestation | n. the removal of all trees from a large area | 
                  | 9 | determine | v. to decide | 
                  | 10 | dilute | v. to make weaker by mixing with water | 
                  | 11 | diurnal | Adj. active during the day | 
                  | 12 | diverse | Adj. varied of many kinds | 
                  | 13 | endure | v. to live under difficult conditions | 
                  | 14 | environment | n. the natural world | 
                  | 15 | erosion | n. loss of soil from the action of water or wind | 
                  | 16 | evaporation | n. the change from liquid to gas; loss of water to the air | 
                  | 17 | evolve | v. to develop and change | 
                  | 18 | extend | v. reach past; get bigger | 
                  | 19 | extreme | Adj. very severe or difficult | 
                  | 20 | fascinate | v. to interest greatly | 
                  | 21 | feat | n. a difficult act or achievement | 
                  | 22 | fell | v. to cut down | 
                  | 23 | fringe | n. the edge of something | 
                  | 24 | fuel | v. to provide energy | 
                  | 25 | habitat | n. the natural area where a plant or animal lives | 
                  | 26 | hemisphere | n. one half of the Earth; one half of a sphere | 
                  | 27 | imperative | n. a priority; an urgent need | 
                  | 28 | inhabit | v. to live in | 
                  | 29 | inhibit | v. to prevent; slow down | 
                  | 30 | intact | Adj. whole complete | 
                  | 31 | intercept | v. to catch; to interrupt the progress of something | 
                  | 32 | logging | n. the cutting down of trees for commercial use | 
                  | 33 | mechanisms | n. methods | 
                  | 34 | migration | n. movement from one place to another | 
                  | 35 | minimize | v. to reduce to the least possible amount | 
                  | 36 | moisture | n. wetness or water | 
                  | 37 | myriad | Adj. many; numerous | 
                  | 38 | navigation | n. finding and following one | 
                  | 39 | nocturnal | Adj. active at night | 
                  | 40 | nutrients | n. the goodness in food | 
                  | 41 | obscure | v. to make difficult to see | 
                  | 42 | observer | n. a person who watches something | 
                  | 43 | occupy | v. to be in a place; exist in | 
                  | 44 | optimal | Adj. best; most favorable | 
                  | 45 | pollution | n. damage to air, water, etc. | 
                  | 46 | prolific | Adj. producing a lot of something | 
                  | 47 | resilient | Adj. tough; able to endure difficult conditions | 
                  | 48 | sparse | Adj. small in numbers or amount | 
                  | 49 | species | n. type; a basic group in biological classification | 
                  | 50 | stabilize | v. to keep from changing; maintain | 
                  | 51 | stray | v. to leave the correct route; to become separated from the group | 
                  | 52 | stressor | n. something that causes great difficulties | 
                  | 53 | swing | n. a sudden or big change | 
                  | 54 | terrestrial | Adj. living on the land | 
                  | 55 | thrive | v. to grow well | 
                  | 56 | transitional | Adj. relating to change from one type to another | 
                  | 57 | vanish | v. to disappear | 
                  | 58 | vegetation | n. plants | 
                  | 59 | violent | Adj. strong, sudden and destructive | 
                  | 60 | windswept | Adj. unprotected from the wind |