Ecosystem 100
Ecosystem 200
Ecosystem 300
Ecosystem 400
Ecosystem 500
100

What is a Food chain?

It is the path of energy as it flows from one living thing to the next.

100

Energy Pyramid

Shows the amount of energy left for consumers as the energy moves through a food web.

100

An organism that makes its own food using energy from the sun

Producer

100

animals that hunt other animals for food

Predator

100

Nutrient Cycle

Describes how nutrients move from the physical environment into living organisms and are recycled back into the physical environment.

200

What is a Food Web?

Several food chains connected together.

200

Trophic Levels

The position that an organism has in a food chain.

200

An organism that gets energy by eating other organisms

Consumer

200

Animals that are hunted.

Prey

200

Nitrogen Cycle

this describes how nitrogen moves between plants, animals, bacteria, the air, and soil in the ground.

300

Community

A group of living things that interact in an ecosystem

300

Primary Consumer

The first level in a food chain . The consumer who eats the producer

300

An organism that breaks down dead organisms

Decomposers

300

A particular way in which things affect one another.

Interaction

300

Carbon Cycle

The path that carbon travels through an ecosystem to sustain life on Earth.

400

Population

A group of one or more species living in a certain habitat.

400

Tertiary Consumer

The third level in a food chain. A consumer who eats the secondary consumer.

400

Biotic

The living parts of an ecosystem.

400

The study of the relationship between plants, animals, and their environmentz.

Ecology

400

Niche

The part that a plant or animal plays in an ecosystem.

500

Model

Something that represents a real object, event, or process.

500

Secondary Consumer

The second level in a food chain. A consumer who eats the primary consumer.

500

Abiotic

The non-living parts of an ecosystem.

500

The place in which a plant or animal lives.

Habitat

500

Organism

A individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form.

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