Ecosystems
Makes its own food.
What is a producer?
Includes animals, plants, fungi, and bacteria.
What is biotic?
Transfer energy in the form of food from organism to organism.
What is a Food Chain?
Natural interconnection of food chains.
What are food webs?
Depends on others organisms for its food.
What is a consumer?
Non-living components that influence an ecosystem.
What are temperature, air currents, and minerals?
Dandelions, snail, frog, bird, fox.
What are examples of a food chain?
Food webs are relationships.
What are communities?
Organisms can be herbivores or omnivores.
What is primary consumer?
Three Living groups of an ecosystem.
What are autotrophs, hetertrophs, and decomposers?
Starts with energy from the sun.
What are food chains?
Transfer through eating.
What is energy?
Plants and animals make their own food?
What are producers?
Converts energy into food.
What are autotrophs?
Food Chains intertwine because most organisms eat more than one type of plant or animal.
What is a Food Web?
Flowing from one level to another level in a food chain.
What is energy?
Animals that feed on other animals.
What are secondary consumers?
Carnivores and omnivores that feed on primary consumers.
What are second level consumers?
Autotroph that had a movie made about his life escaping working in the hive.
What is the Bee Movie?
Can be made up of many different ecosystems.
What is a biome?
Feeds on elk and bison in Yellowstone National Park.
What are wolves?
Breaks down organic material left behind by other organisms.
What are decomposers?