Chapter Vocabulary in ORDER of APPEARANCE
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FLOODED Chapter Vocabulary IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Use this list to make vocabulary assignments (e.g., for quizzes and exams) for your students as they proceed through the text. The vocabulary words are listed in the order they appear in the text. NOTE: The definitions are found in the Glossary and, in some cases, in the Chapter text. When an abbreviated defi- nition of a word is given in the text, have the students memorize the technical definition from the Glossary instead, if it is available. FLOODED WITH Part 1 CREATIVITY The World Before the Flood Part 1—Flooded with Creativity: The World Before the Flood INTRODUCTION 8. Body fossil 30. Paleozoic (rock layers) 1. Science 9. Trace fossil 31. Pre-Cambrian (rock layers) 2. Biology 10. Mold fossil 32. Habitat 3. Astronomy 11. Cast fossil 33. Oceanography 4. Nomology 12. Petrology 34. Arthropod 5. Physics 13. Lithify 35. Brachiopod 6. Geology 14. Sediment 36. Cephalopod 7. Naturalist 15. Sedimentology 37. Fish 8. Evolution 16. Sedimentary rock 38. Amphibian 9. Kind 17. Secular 39. Mammal 10. Mature Creation 18. Permineralization 40. Entomology 11. Taxonomy 19. Petrification 41. Invertebrate 12. Zoology 20. Organic 42. Extinct 13. Curse 21. Paleontology 43. Extant 22. Excavation 44. Scientific prediction CHAPTER 1 23. Cretaceous 45. Mollusk 1. Botany 24. Dinosaur 46. Malacology 2. Herbivore 25. Mesozoic (rock layers) 47. Marine 3. Taphonomy 26. Erode 48. Herpetology 4. Fossil record 27. Erosion 49. Vertebrate 5. Fossil 28. Geologic column 50. Cynodont 6. Microfossil 29. Cenozoic (rock layers) 51. Reptile 7. Fossilization 52. Ornithischian 85. Gymnosperm 20. Rodinia 53. Ceratopsid 86. Stratum 21. Firmament 54. Saurischian 87. Protist 22. Expanse 55. Theropod CHAPTER 2 56. Carnivore FLOODED WITH Part 2—Flooded Part1. Giant2 WATER 57. Bipedal The Deluge 58. Sauropod 2. Cubit with Water: 59. Quadruped 3. Paleoanthropology The Deluge 60. Behemoth 4. Subduction CHAPTER 4 61. Cavity 5. Mantle 1. Genealogy 62. Plesiosaur 6. Archaeology 2. Assumption (in science) 63. Mosasaur 7. Genome 3. Catastrophic Plate Tectonics 64. Ichthyosaur CHAPTER 3 4. Steam 65. Catastrophism 1. Continental drift 5. Eisegesis 66. Uniformitarianism 2. Geography 6. Exegesis 67. Leviathan 3. Core 7. Radiometric dating 68. Bioluminescence 4. Crust 8. Chemistry 69. Dorsal fin 5. Tectonic plate 9. Isotope 70. Vertebrae 6. Plate Tectonics 10. Radioactive isotope 71. Serrated 7. Seismic 11. Parent isotope 72. Pterosaur 8. Seismology 12. Decay 73. Mammalogy 9. Convergence 13. Radioactive decay 74. Ornithology 10. Volcanology 14. Daughter isotope 75. Transitional fossil 11. Ocean trench 15. Accelerated 76. Diapsid 12. Transform 16. Leaching 77. Clade 13. Divergence 17. Igneous 78. Cladistics 14. Magma 18. Half-life 79. Continuity 15. Mid-ocean ridge 19. Differential rotation 80. Discontinuity 16. Epicenter 20. Operational science 81. Creationist 17. Seafloor spreading 21. Observational science 82. Baraminology 18. Polarity (in magnets) 22. Experimental science 83. Calamite 19. Pangaea 23. Historical science 84. Angiosperm 24. Scientific theory 10. Ichthyology 14. Global Warming 25. Sedimentation 11. Saltwater fish 15. Paleolithic art 26. Lamination 12. Excrete 16. Paleoart 27. Lithification 13. Freshwater fish 17. Constellation 28. Cementing agent 14. Concentrate (salt) 18. Nocturnal 29. Varve 15. Halocline 19. Diurnal 30. Peat 16. Salinity 20. Incisor 31. Extremophile 17. Euryhaline 32. Meteorite 18. Spawn CHAPTER 8 33. Meteor 19. Acclimation 1. Disperse 20. Hybridization 2. Anthropology CHAPTER 5 21. Asexual 3. Pagoda 1. Global (Flood) 22. Macroevolution 4. Ziggurat 2. Falsify 23. Microevolution 5. Linguistic 3. Marine fossil 6. Quaternary 4. AspirationFLOODED 7. Punnett Square WITH ICE Part 3—Flooded Part5. Cambrian 3 The Explosion Ice Age 8. Heterozygous 6. Polystrate fossil with Ice: 9. Phenotype 7. Sandstone 10. Mitochondrial DNA 8. Deposition The Ice Age 11. DNA CHAPTER 7 9. Seismite 12. Mitochondrion 1. Ice Age 10. Lance Formation 13. Genetic mutation 2. Ice Advance 11. Fluid avulsion structure 14. Chromosome 3. Meteorology 15. Y-Chromosome 4. Striation CHAPTER 6 16. Cave 1. Polar ice cap 5. Till 2. Petroglyph 6. Moraine CHAPTER 9 3. Articulated (skeleton) 7. Evaporation 1. Cavern 4. Femur 8. Pleistocene 2. Speleology 5. Engineering 9. Holocene 3. Karst cave 6. Mortise and tenon 10. Annual 4. Solution cave 7. Gopher wood 11. Ice core 5. Dissolution 8. Quarry 12. Explanatory power 6. Limestone 9. Disarticulated (skeleton) 13. Disharmonious associations 7. Carbonic Acid Dissolution 8. Hypogene speleogenesis CHAPTER 10 9. Sulfuric acid dissolution 1. Original horizontality 10. Feeder (cave formation) (geologic principle) 11. Channel (cave formation) 2. Horizontal 12. Cupola 3. Viscous (fluid) 13. Gypsum 4. Superposition (geologic principle) 14. Speleothem 5. Cross-cutting (geologic 15. Secondary feature (in caves) principle) 16. Stalagmite 6. Intrusion (igneous) 17. Stalactite 7. Sand wave 18. Soda straw 8. Great Unconformity 19. Column 20. Cave bacon FLOODED WITH GRACE Part 4—Flooded Part21. Flow 4 stoneWhat We (Should) Learn From the Flood 22. Cave pearl with Grace: 23. Iron Age 24. Bronze Age The Rainbow 25. Nomad CONCLUSION 26. Stone Age 1. Holy 27. Echolocation 2. Obedient faith 3. Grace.