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decay In ocean wave studies, the loss of energy from wind-generated ocean waves after they have ceased to be acted on by the wind. This process is accompanied by an increase in wave length and a decrease in wave height.
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decompression the formation of gas bubbles in the body's tissues as a result of a scuba diver ascending too quickly from depth; commonly called the bends
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decay product The isotope produced by the decay of a radioactive isotope.
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decomposer fungi, bacteria, insects, and other organisms which help break down dead organic matter into new soil
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decomposition the break-down of dead organisms and the release of the nutrients incorporated in their bodies back into the environment
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