Levels of Ecological Organization
Interpreting Food Webs
Name that Biome
This or That?
Vocab
100
A single tree
Organism
100
Name the decomposers.
Mushroom, Earthworm
100
A forest in a temperate climate where the trees lose their leaves each year.
Deciduous Forest
100
Soil.
Abiotic or Biotic?
Abiotic
100
An organism that cannot make its own food and gets it from other sources by eating plants and animals.
Heterotroph/consumer
200
All the ecosystems of Earth
Biosphere
200
Name the producers/autotrophs.
Bilberry, Bear Sedge, Lichen
200
A cold desert where the soil lacks nutrients but grass can grow.
Tundra
200
Mushrooms.
Abiotic or Biotic?
Biotic
200
A consumer that eats both plant and animal material.
Omnivore
300
A school of fish
Population
300
Name the primary consumers.
Brown Lemming, Artic Fox, Caribou, Grizzly Bear
300
A forest with warm temperatures that gets lots of rainfall and have more species than any other biome.
Tropical Rain Forest
300
Nuclear Energy.
Renewable or Nonrenewable?
Nonrenewable
300
A consumer that eats the remains after a dead organism
Scavenger
400
A fox, a squirrel, and a pine tree
Community
400
Name the tertiary consumers.
Snowy Owl, Rough-legged Hawk
400
A dry, temperate region that can support a few trees and animals like Elephants.
Savanna
400
Biofuels.
Renewable or Nonrenewable?
Renewable
400
The beginning of a food chain and the energy source of all life on earth.
Sun
500
The Florida Everglades
Ecosystem
500
Name the secondary consumers.
Short-tailed Weasel, Artic Fox, Jaeger, Grizzly Bear
500
A forest with a mild climate and lots of rain that house species like black bears.
Temperate Rain Forest
500
Yucca plant that provides the moths a place to lay eggs and Yucca moth which pollinates the plant.
Mutualism, Commensalism, Parasitism?
Mutualism
500
A linear representation of who eats whom in an ecosystem, showing the flow of energy.
Food Chain