Puzzle 20131017014546

en CR 29 Geology : a science that deals with the history of the earth as recorded in rocks. Andesite : A dark grey volcanic rock. Arc : A continuous portion of a circle Extinct : no longer in existence; lost or especially having died out leaving no living representatives. Seamount : an underwater mountain rising above the ocean floor. Dacite : a grey volcanic rock containing plagioclase and quartz and other crystalline minerals. Plate : a ridged layer of the earth’s crust that is believed to drift slowly. Marianas trench : a long deep valley on the ocean floor about 60-100 miles east of the Marianas. Dormant : inactive but capable of becoming active. Strike slip fault : a geological fault in which one of the surfaces appears to have moved horizontally. Guano : phosphoric waster matter from seabirds or bats, often used as a fertilizer. Evolved : to develop gradually by a process of growth and change. Endemic : native to a particular country, nation, or region Fringing reef : a reef that builds from the fringe of an island or land mass. Barrier reef : a reef that is separated from land by a lagoon. Reef flat : that area of the reef between the shoreline and the outer edge of the reef. Equilibrium : a state of balance Origin : a coming into existence or use; beginning, root. Continuity : uninterrupted flow, series, or succession; unbroken coherent whole. Ancestry : family descent or lineage. Prehistory : the time before written history. Southeast Asia : the region of Asia south of the Yangtze river in china. Oceania : islands in the Pacific, including Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia. Inhabitants : a person or animal that lives in some specified region or dwelling; a permanent resident. Anthropologist : a scientist who studies humans. Physical anthropology : the branch of anthropology that studies the physical remains of people Cultural anthropology : the study of the cultures of people. Archaeology : the study of the remains of ancient people. Anthropological linguistics : the study of languages of humans. Archaeologist : a scientist that studies the remains of people. Prehistoric : the time before written history.

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Across:

3.	a state of balance
6.	a coming into existence or use; beginning, root.
8.	A dark grey volcanic rock.
10.	uninterrupted flow, series, or succession; unbroken coherent whole.
13.	a reef that is separated from land by a lagoon.
14.	a ridged layer of the earth’s crust that is believed to drift slowly.
15.	a reef that builds from the fringe of an island or land mass.
17.	a grey volcanic rock containing plagioclase and quartz and other crystalline minerals.

21.	no longer in existence; lost or especially having died out leaving no living representatives.
22.	a scientist that studies the remains of people.
23.	the time before written history.
24.	A continuous portion of a circle
25.	the time before written history.
26.	the study of the remains of ancient people.
27.	a science that deals with the history of the earth as recorded in rocks.
28.	a person or animal that lives in some specified region or dwelling; a permanent resident.

Down:

1.	the branch of anthropology that studies the physical remains of people
2.	that area of the reef between the shoreline and the outer edge of the reef.
3.	to develop gradually by a process of growth and change.
4.	family descent or lineage.
5.	a geological fault in which one of the surfaces appears to have moved horizontally.
7.	phosphoric waster matter from seabirds or bats, often used as a fertilizer.
9.	an underwater mountain rising above the ocean floor.

11.	islands in the Pacific, including Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia.
12.	a scientist who studies humans.
16.	the region of Asia south of the Yangtze river in china.
18.	native to a particular country, nation, or region
19.	a long deep valley on the ocean floor about 60-100 miles east of the Marianas.
20.	inactive but capable of becoming active.

Across:

3.	a state of balance
6.	a coming into existence or use; beginning, root.
8.	A dark grey volcanic rock.
10.	uninterrupted flow, series, or succession; unbroken coherent whole.
13.	a reef that is separated from land by a lagoon.
14.	a ridged layer of the earth’s crust that is believed to drift slowly.
15.	a reef that builds from the fringe of an island or land mass.
17.	a grey volcanic rock containing plagioclase and quartz and other crystalline minerals.

21.	no longer in existence; lost or especially having died out leaving no living representatives.
22.	a scientist that studies the remains of people.
23.	the time before written history.
24.	A continuous portion of a circle
25.	the time before written history.
26.	the study of the remains of ancient people.
27.	a science that deals with the history of the earth as recorded in rocks.
28.	a person or animal that lives in some specified region or dwelling; a permanent resident.

Down:

1.	the branch of anthropology that studies the physical remains of people
2.	that area of the reef between the shoreline and the outer edge of the reef.
3.	to develop gradually by a process of growth and change.
4.	family descent or lineage.
5.	a geological fault in which one of the surfaces appears to have moved horizontally.
7.	phosphoric waster matter from seabirds or bats, often used as a fertilizer.
9.	an underwater mountain rising above the ocean floor.

11.	islands in the Pacific, including Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia.
12.	a scientist who studies humans.
16.	the region of Asia south of the Yangtze river in china.
18.	native to a particular country, nation, or region
19.	a long deep valley on the ocean floor about 60-100 miles east of the Marianas.
20.	inactive but capable of becoming active.