Feedign Feeding type
Basics
Trophic Level
Energy
Biomass and food chains/webs
100
Make their own food.
What is autotrophic?
100
All the organisms in a given area and the abiotic factors they interact with
What is a ecosystem?
100
Level of feeding relationships identified by the object's food source.
What is a trophic level?
100
How much energy is transferred tot he next level?
What is 10%?
100
The weight of the organisms in an ecosystem minus their water weight
What is biomass?
200
Consume plants
What is a herbivore?
200
Who was of describingan ecosystem
What is geographic location & characteristics?
200
Consumes producers
What are primary consumers?
200
If the fist trophic level contains 100 J of energy the level that consumes it receives?
What is 10 J?
200
An ordering of organisms that shows the transfer of energy from the producers to various levels of consumers
What is a food chain?
300
Consume dead organic material
What is detirivore?
300
Ocean and beach ecosystems are examples of ecosystems that ______
What is overlap?
300
Consume other consumers
What are secondary consumers?
300
The amount of sunlight captured by producers.
What is 1%?
300
A representation of the various food chains in a ecosystem showing what eats what
What is a Food web?
400
Consume plants and animals
What is omnivore?
400
The Atlantic ocean is a ________ of the general ocean ecosystem.
What is a subset or part?
400
Consume organic leftovers
What are detritivores?
400
Shows the path of energy
What are food chains and webs?
400
As you progress up the food chain or web energy _____.
What is decreases?
500
Feed from the remains of organisms killed by predators
What is scavengers?
500
Abiotic
What is nonliving?
500
Converts inorganic compounds into organic compounds
What are primary producers?
500
Law that energy in an ecosystem obeys.
What is the law of conservation of energy?
500
If produces have a mass of 500 kg and the primary consumers need 10 kg each how many primary consumers can be supported?
What is 50?
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