Viruses/Bacteria
Kingdoms
Body Systems
Symbiosis
Food Web/Chain
100
considered nonliving
virus
100
number of kingdoms
six
100
digests food
digestive system
100
an animal that hunts another animal
predator
100
makes its own food
producer or autotroph
200
can be treated with antibiotics
bacteria
200
multicellular, mobile, heterotroph
animalia
200
exchanges gases (CO2 and O2) with the environment
respiratory
200
the animal being hunted
prey
200
has to eat its food
consumer or heterotroph
300
why are some bacteria good for us?
they help with digestion and are found in our intestines
300
multicellular, nonmotile, autotrophs
plantae
300
carries nutrients to the body through the blood
circulatory
300
when both organisms benefit
mutualism
300
consumes a primary producer
primary consumer
400
what can be given to a person to help prevent a virus from making them sick?
vaccine
400
multicellular, nonmotile, heterotrophs
fungi
400
skin, hair, nails
integumentary
400
when one organism benefits and the other is harmed
parasitism
400
helps break down decaying matter
decomposers
500
How does a virus make us sick?
they take our cell hostage, use OUR organelles to make NEW viral parts, then the cell lyses (EXPLODES) releasing new viruses.
500
usually unicellular, eukaryotes
protista
500
releases chemical messengers called hormones
endocrine
500
give an example of commensalism
answers may vary
500
If 20,000 kcal/m2/year is available at the producer level, how much energy would be available on the primary consumer level?
2,000 kcal/m2/year
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