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Chapter 3ricklefs7e_ch3_1.html53167ed3757a2e8001000001
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Most terrestrial plants obtain nutrients and water from the soilricklefs7e_ch3_2.html53167ed3757a2e8001000001
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Sunlight provides the energy for photosynthesisricklefs7e_ch3_3.html53167ed3757a2e8001000001
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Terrestrial environments pose a challenge for animals to balance water, salt, and nitrogenricklefs7e_ch3_4.html53167ed3757a2e8001000001
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Adaptations to different temperatures allow terrestrial life to exist around the planetricklefs7e_ch3_5.html53167ed3757a2e8001000001
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Summary of Chapter Conceptsricklefs7e_ch3_6.html53167ed3757a2e8001000001
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Review Questionsricklefs7e_ch3_7.html53167ed3757a2e8001000001
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Graphing The Data: Relating Mass to Surface Area and Volumericklefs7e_ch3_8.html53167ed3757a2e8001000001
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