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BatsCave FormationCave SectionsTypes of CavesCave OrganismsDefinitions$100$200$300$400$500$100$200$300$400$500$100$200$300$400$500$100$200$300$400$500$100$200$300$400$500$100$200$300$400$500ParahypogeanCave FormationCave SectionsTypes of CavesCave OrganismsDefinitions Rain dissolves carbon dioxide into what?The hole the water exits a cave through is called a what?What chemical causes stalactites and stalagmites?What causes the water to empty out of the cave?What does carbonic acid dissolve?Exist deep in the cave only come into contact with the surface through wind, etc.What section of a cave comes into contact with the outside?What section is near cave mouths and extend to the last penetration of sunlight?Name all 3 sections of a Cave.The deeper the cave, the less _________ is found.Lava travels beneath the surface and is expelled by a volcano.Form where rock is dissolved away.Form from wave actions along the coast where areas are weak in sea cliffs.Formed by the action of water or wind carrying abrasive particles that carve rockName the 4 types of caves we looked at.Are known as Cave lovers.Cant live outside of a cave.Cant survive in a cave for any time period.Frequents caves and are considered cave guests.DailyDouble!!

A hole large enough for a person to crawl into, naturally formed and dark.Calcite deposits that drop from the top of a cave.Calcite deposits that form on the cave floor.Forms when stalagmites and stalactites grow together.Term used to describe animals that are active during the night.Lava TubeEndogeanHypogeanParahypogeanBiodiversitySolution CaveSea CavesErosionalLava, Solution, Sea, and ErosionalTroglophilesTroglobitesTroglophobesTrogloxenesName 3 adaptations for organisms that live in caves.Pigment, eyes (loss/blue), echolocation, enhancement of other senses, elongation of appendagesCaveStalactitesStalagmitesColumnsNocturnal