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Geologic Formation of the Marianas

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Across:

1.	Juvenile coral animals.
4.	Waste matter from seabirds and bats.
6.	To develop gradually by process of Growth and Change.
7.	Tiny animals that drift in Ocean Currents.

10.	A group of related organisms which share certain characteristics.
12.	Native to a particular country or region.
13.	Reproduction in which an outgrowth forms out of the parents.

Down:

2.	The process in which plant cells make carbohydrates and release oxygen as by product.
3.	Opening at the top of the Volcano.
5.	Reef separated from land by a lagoon.
7.	Animals that live in the open ocean.

8.	State of balance between two opposing forces.
9.	Area between shoreline and outer edge of the reefs.
11.	Process where coral polyps attached itself to a rock.

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Geologic Formation of the Marianas

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Across:

1.	Juvenile coral animals.
4.	Waste matter from seabirds and bats.
6.	To develop gradually by process of Growth and Change.
7.	Tiny animals that drift in Ocean Currents.

10.	A group of related organisms which share certain characteristics.
12.	Native to a particular country or region.
13.	Reproduction in which an outgrowth forms out of the parents.

Down:

2.	The process in which plant cells make carbohydrates and release oxygen as by product.
3.	Opening at the top of the Volcano.
5.	Reef separated from land by a lagoon.
7.	Animals that live in the open ocean.

8.	State of balance between two opposing forces.
9.	Area between shoreline and outer edge of the reefs.
11.	Process where coral polyps attached itself to a rock.

© 2015 PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only