Consumers
Water Biomes
Relationships
Important Factors
Terrestrial / Aquatic
100
Organisms that eat secondary consumers.
Tertiary Consumer
100
What kind of biome has water that contains a high concentration of salt, such as oceans?
Saltwater
100
The relationship where the rabbit population increases as the fox population decreases. (What kind of dynamic)
Rabbit-Fox Population Dynamics
100
Organisms that produce their own energy through photosynthesis.
Producer
100
A relationship where land organisms interact with water organisms.
Terrestrial to Aquatic
200
Organisms that obtain their energy by eating other organisms.
Consumers
200
What kind of water biome has water that has low concentrations of salts, such as ponds and lakes?
Freshwater
200
A decrease in grass levels leading to a decrease in consumer populations.(What kind of impact)
Drought impact on ecosystem
200
Organisms that break down dead organisms and waste to release nutrients back into the environment.
Decomposer
200
A relationship where water organisms interact with other water organisms.
Aquatic to Aquatic
300
Which organism is a primary consumers
Grasshoppers
300
The concentration of salt in water.
Salinity
300
A decrease in the number of owls due to fewer mice.
Decrease in Mice Population Impact
300
The process by which producers use energy from the sun to create food.
Photosynthesis
300
A relationship where land organisms interact with other land organisms.
Terrestrial to Terrestrial
400
Organisms that eat primary consumers.
Secondary Consumer
400
A body of water where freshwater from rivers mixes with saltwater from the ocean.
Estuary
400
A decrease in grass levels due to increased consumption by grasshoppers.
Increase in Grasshopper Population Impact
400
Living components of an ecosystem, such as plants and animals.
Biotic Factors
400
Eagles eat fish to survive
Terrestrial to Aquatic
500
Organisms that eat producers.
Primary Consumer
500
What kind of water biome is a coastal ecosystem dominated by salt-tolerant plants?
Salt Marsh
500
What happens if the otter population decreases?
The Sculpin and Trout population will increase
500
Non-living components of an ecosystem, such as temperature, soil, and light.
Abiotic
500
Frogs eat flying bug to survive
Terrestrial to Terrestrial