1
Ruin and complete destruction of a building, territory, etc., so that nothing is left standing.
2
Set of circumstances or physical and biological factors that surround living beings and influence their development and behavior.
3
Extension of natural land of general interest for its ecosystem and habitat, whose conservation is compatible with the use of its resources and the activities of its inhabitants.
4
Land area, generally flat, whose surface is permanently or intermittently flooded (Pl.)
5
Set of activities and knowledge developed by man, destined to cultivate the land and whose purpose is to obtain plant products (such as vegetables, fruits, grains and pastures) for the feeding of human beings and livestock.
6
Part of biology that studies the relationships of living beings with each other and with the environment in which they live.
7
Extensively populated land of trees, shrubs and bushes.
8
Extractive activity of minerals.
9
Liquid substance without smell, color or taste that is found in nature in a more or less pure state forming rivers, lakes and seas, occupies three quarters of the planet Earth and is part of living beings; It consists of hydrogen and oxygen (H2 O).
10
Accumulation of water particles that forms an extensive layer in contact with the earth's surface and reduces visibility.
