Energy models
These organisms make their own food
Producers
The process that give us energy from Glucose in the form of ATP
Cellular Respiration
I store a lot of energy for long-term use and I can be found in a lot of dairy products (butter, milk, cheese, etc)
Lipids or Fats
This teacher has run for 12 hours straight
Ms. Curtin
The relationship that characterizes bees and flowers
Mutualism
These organisms get the least amount of energy, as they sit at the top of the trophic pyramid
Tertiary consumer
The powerhouse of the cell where cellular respiration happens
Mitochondria
I help you build muscle to make you look big after an intense workout at the gym
Proteins
This teacher has had 13 pet fish and killed all of them
Ms. Han
The consumption of one organism for the benefit of another
Predation or Herbivory
The Sea Turtles of the Galapagos are considered this as their diet consists of mostly plants
Primary consumer
The process done during the day to produce food, but not during the night
Photosynthesis
Make sure to eat your greens because you need me in your body for fast energy
Carbohydrates
This teacher has directed two best-selling theater productions
Mr. Gurrisi
An interaction that is harmful for one organism and beneficial for the other
Parasitism
A pyramid that indicates the hierarchy of which animal gets the most and least amount of energy
Energy Pyramid
What missing in these two equations:
1. C6H12O6 + 6O2 -> 6_____ + 6CO2 + ATP
2. 6CO2 + 6______ -> C6H12O6 + O2
H2O
I'm made up of 6 carbons, 12 hydrogens, and 6 oxygens so I'm quite a handful, but I do give off energy when broken down
Glucose
This teacher is legally blind
Ms. Anghelina
Two giraffes fighting with their necks over a mate
Competition
Animals who eat Primary Consumers for food
Secondary Consumers
Many foods are made with this process that breaks food down without oxygen
Fermentation
There are 20 of us and we can get quite creative in terms of the amount of proteins we can make together.
Amino Acids
What is the sum of the age of your teachers?
108
The type of interaction found between humans and flies in our trash
Commensalism