Types of consumers
Food Webs
Human Impacts
Limiting Factors
Relationships
100

This organism eats only plants. 

What is a herbivore?

100

These organisms make their own food using sunlight. 

What are producers?

100

Increases soil erosion by removing large amounts of trees. 

What is deforestation?

100

Limited amounts of these, such as food, water, shelter, and space, cause populations to decrease or stop growing. 

What are resources? 

100

This relationship occurs when one animal hunts, kills, and eats another animal for food. 

What is predation?

200
This organism eats only animals. 

What is a carnivore?

200

Arrows in a food web represent this. 

What is energy transfer?

200

Using this, such as riding the bus or taking the subway, can reduce air pollution. 

What is public transportation? 

200

A decrease in this animal's population will cause the predator population to decrease. 

What is prey?

200

This relationship occurs when two or more organisms attempt to use the same limited resource, such as food. 

What is competition?

300

This organism eats both plants and animals. 

What is an omnivore?

300

These organisms recycle nutrients in an ecosystem by breaking down dead organisms and wastes. 

What are decomposers?

300

Water pollution is increased when these areas where land is covered by water are destroyed. 

What are wetlands?

300

An increase in this animal's population will cause its prey to decrease. 

What is predator? 

300

This relationship occurs when one organism lives on or inside another organism and harms it. 

What is parasitism?

400

This organism eats primary consumers. 

What is a secondary consumer?

400

These organisms eat the producers in a food web? 

What are primary consumers?

400

This greenhouse gas is increased due to human activities, such as burning fossil fuels to power cars and factories. 

What is carbon dioxide?

400

If these are removed from the food web, every organism will die. 

What are producers? 

400

This relationship occurs when two organisms benefit each other. 

What is mutualism?

500

This organism eats animals that it did not kill, which occurs before decomposition. 

What is a scavenger?

500

These organisms have the smallest population in an ecosystem and eat secondary consumers. 

What are tertiary consumers?

500

These chemicals used to kill insects that eat crops have a negative impact on the environment. 

What are pesticides? 

500

Causes loss of habitat by building and growing cities.

What is urbanization?

500

This relationship occurs when one organism benefits and the other is unaffected. 

What is commensalism?

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