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| Topography | 1. The physical features of an area of land: its height and shape |
| Community | 2. Formed by a group of people with something in common. |
| The Dreaming | 3. The time in which Aboriginal people believe the Earth gained its current shape |
| Indigenous People | 4. The descendents of the original inhabitants of an area |
| Endemic | Native to a particular area and found nowhere else |
| Masupials | 6. Animals which keep and feed their young in a pouch |
| Isobars | 7. Lines which join places of equal area pressure on a synoptic map |
| Sacred Sites | 8. Places where important events in the Dreaming took place |
| Monotremes | 9. Egg laying mammals such as the platypus and echidna |
| Tectonic | Refers to forces within the Earth causing earthquakes, folds, faults and volcanoes |
| Latitude | the distance north or south of the equator measured in degrees |
| Longitude | the distance east or west of the Prime Meridian measured in degrees |
| Demography | the study of human population characteristics and patterns |
| Epicentre | the point of the Earth's surface directly above where an earthquake is focused |
| Biodiversity | the variety of all life forms of a region, including the genes, species and ecosystems |
| Ecosystem | the group of all the plants and animals in a certain area, together with the environment to which they have adapted |
