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Reading Glossary
“Protecting Our Natural Inheritance”
(Unit 6, page 70)
reduced: made less; decreased
modified: changed phenomenon: situation species: a related group of animals or plants unrivaled: not equaled dinosaurs: large animals that lived millions of years ago and no longer exist mammals: animals that drink milk from their mothers when they are young cling to survival: are almost extinct decimated: destroyed at risk: in danger endured: survived inheritance: passed from generation to generation irreversible: cannot go back to the way things were before advanced: supported guard against: take actions to prevent emissions: releases of gas into the air promoting: encouraging head off: delay monitor: watch carefully a ripple effect: one action causing another to happen interdependency: how things depend on one another to survive
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