Interspecies Interactions
Food Web
Energy Pyramid
Biodiversity and Levels of Organization
Misc
100
A fox hunting and catching a rabbit is an example of
predation
100
Name a producer in the food web
corn, flowering plant, lavenders, mangoes
100
Which level of the energy pyramid contains the most energy?
producers
100
Give an example of an abiotic factor
something nonliving
100
What do you call an organism that eats plants and animals?
omnivore
200
A zebra and an antelope are fighting over grazing areas. This is an example of
Competition
200
Name a quaternary consumer.
python, wolf, eagle
200
All energy in a pyramid originates from the ___
sun
200
Rainforests are disappearing due to
deforestation
200
Honey bees pollinate flowers and flowers provide nectar. This is an example of
mutualism
300
A flea on a dog is an example of
parasitism
300
What does an arrow represent in a food web?
flow of energy
300
What percent of energy moves up the pyramid?
10%
300
What do you call the combination of abiotic and biotic factors in an environment?
ecosystem
300
What level contains the least amount of available energy?
tertiary consumer
400
A sea anemone protects clown fish from large predators. Clown fish protect the anemone from small fish that attempt to eat it. This is and example of
mutualism
400
What is not in the food web, but if included, would have arrows pointing at it from every living thing.
decomposer
400
90% of energy is lost as
heat
400
All the living things in an environment make up what level of organization
community
400
How does nitrogen enter the ground based on the following diagram
lightning and rain
500
A bird nesting in a tree is an example of
commensalism
500
Name an organism that is a secondary and tertiary consumer
thrush, frog
500
If the primary consumers have 1800 J of energy, how much energy will the tertiary consumers recieve?
18J
500
What do you call an animal that is not native to an environment? For example, there should not be burmese pythons in texas
invasive species
500
Multiple species of birds occupying the same niche is what level of organization
community