evaporationthe sum ofweathering, mass-wasting anderosional processesthat result in theprogressive loweringof Earth's surfaceecocentrican areadrained by ariver and allof itstributariestectonicHighSeasbycatchthe process by whichwater changes from aliquid to a gaseousstate compactedsnow that willeventually becomeglacial iceAnthropocentrismthose parts ofthe world'soceans beyondthe exclusiveeconomic zonesof countriesdrainagebasinthe formsand featuresof landsurfacescountrya speciesrestricted to ageographical area,and which do notoccur naturally inany other part ofthe worldecosystemservicesintrinsicvaluethe complete bodyof knowledge,customs, rules andtraditionsregarding the landthe environmentalperspective thatnature has value,independent ofpotential humanusesthe outputs,conditions orprocesses of naturalsystems that directlyor indirectly benefithumans or enhancesocial welfarethe incidentalcapture of non-target speciesincluding dolphins,marine turtles andseabirds.litoralrainforestbiodiversityhotspotstopographicalthe worldview thathumans are thecentral or mostsignificant beings inthe world areas thatare highlyendangered centresof diversityendemicglobalcommonsdenudationa worldview explicitlyrecognising theintrinsic value ofEarth's ecosystemsand their biologicaland physicalelementsthe scientific study ofthe origin andevolution of featurescreated by physical,chemical or biologicalprocesses operatingat or near the earth'ssurfacerelating tothe structureof theEarth's crustwatershedglobal resources:earth's sharednatural resources,such as oceans,the atmosphereand Antarcticafirnoften used byAboriginal andTorres StraitIslander peoples todescribe a specificplace to which theyare connectedthe dividingridgebetweendrainageareasgeomorphologylandloresa rainforestdistinguishedby its proximityto the ocean,with a closedcanopyevaporationthe sum ofweathering, mass-wasting anderosional processesthat result in theprogressive loweringof Earth's surfaceecocentrican areadrained by ariver and allof itstributariestectonicHighSeasbycatchthe process by whichwater changes from aliquid to a gaseousstate compactedsnow that willeventually becomeglacial iceAnthropocentrismthose parts ofthe world'soceans beyondthe exclusiveeconomic zonesof countriesdrainagebasinthe formsand featuresof landsurfacescountrya speciesrestricted to ageographical area,and which do notoccur naturally inany other part ofthe worldecosystemservicesintrinsicvaluethe complete bodyof knowledge,customs, rules andtraditionsregarding the landthe environmentalperspective thatnature has value,independent ofpotential humanusesthe outputs,conditions orprocesses of naturalsystems that directlyor indirectly benefithumans or enhancesocial welfarethe incidentalcapture of non-target speciesincluding dolphins,marine turtles andseabirds.litoralrainforestbiodiversityhotspotstopographicalthe worldview thathumans are thecentral or mostsignificant beings inthe world areas thatare highlyendangered centresof diversityendemicglobalcommonsdenudationa worldview explicitlyrecognising theintrinsic value ofEarth's ecosystemsand their biologicaland physicalelementsthe scientific study ofthe origin andevolution of featurescreated by physical,chemical or biologicalprocesses operatingat or near the earth'ssurfacerelating tothe structureof theEarth's crustwatershedglobal resources:earth's sharednatural resources,such as oceans,the atmosphereand Antarcticafirnoften used byAboriginal andTorres StraitIslander peoples todescribe a specificplace to which theyare connectedthe dividingridgebetweendrainageareasgeomorphologylandloresa rainforestdistinguishedby its proximityto the ocean,with a closedcanopy

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. evaporation
  2. the sum of weathering, mass-wasting and erosional processes that result in the progressive lowering of Earth's surface
  3. ecocentric
  4. an area drained by a river and all of its tributaries
  5. tectonic
  6. High Seas
  7. bycatch
  8. the process by which water changes from a liquid to a gaseous state compacted snow that will eventually become glacial ice
  9. Anthropocentrism
  10. those parts of the world's oceans beyond the exclusive economic zones of countries
  11. drainage basin
  12. the forms and features of land surfaces
  13. country
  14. a species restricted to a geographical area, and which do not occur naturally in any other part of the world
  15. ecosystem services
  16. intrinsic value
  17. the complete body of knowledge, customs, rules and traditions regarding the land
  18. the environmental perspective that nature has value, independent of potential human uses
  19. the outputs, conditions or processes of natural systems that directly or indirectly benefit humans or enhance social welfare
  20. the incidental capture of non-target species including dolphins, marine turtles and seabirds.
  21. litoral rainforest
  22. biodiversity hotspots
  23. topographical
  24. the worldview that humans are the central or most significant beings in the world areas that are highly endangered centres of diversity
  25. endemic
  26. global commons
  27. denudation
  28. a worldview explicitly recognising the intrinsic value of Earth's ecosystems and their biological and physical elements
  29. the scientific study of the origin and evolution of features created by physical, chemical or biological processes operating at or near the earth's surface
  30. relating to the structure of the Earth's crust
  31. watershed
  32. global resources: earth's shared natural resources, such as oceans, the atmosphere and Antarctica
  33. firn
  34. often used by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to describe a specific place to which they are connected
  35. the dividing ridge between drainage areas
  36. geomorphology
  37. land lores
  38. a rainforest distinguished by its proximity to the ocean, with a closed canopy