An organism that creates their own food.
What is a producer?
An organism that eats both plants and meat.
What is an omnivore?
Give an example of a producer in this web.
What are grass, shrub, and trees?
The type of organism found at the bottom of the energy pyramid.
What is a producer?
The flow of energy from one organism to another.
What is a food chain?
An organism that cannot create its own food.
What is a consumer?
Another name for plants/producers.
What is a autotroph?
Give an example of a primary consumer in this food web.
What is the squirrel, grasshopper, rabbit, and deer?
The energy level that has the most energy?
What is trophic level 1?
A pyramid that shows how population and energy decreases as it flows up the food chain.
What is the energy pyramid?
An organism that feeds off of herbivores.
What is a secondary consumer? Also acceptable is: What is a carnivore?
A predator that has no natural predators of its own
APEX PREDATOR
Give an example of a secondary consumer in this food web.
What is a hawk, shrew, snake, bird, and mountain lion?
The type of organism found on the third level of the energy pyramid.
What is a secondary consumer?
A visual that represents the interconnected flows of energy within a community.
What is a food web?
An organism that feeds off of producers.
What is a primary consumer?
Also acceptable: herbivore
Daily Double! This question is worth double the points.
Another name for consumers
What is a heterotroph?
Give an example of a decomposer in this food web.
What are fungi and bacteria?
Energy does this as it goes up the energy pyramid.
What is decreases?
An organism that is "more equal" than others in an ecosystem
Keystone Species
An organism that feeds on secondary consumers.
What is a tertiary consumer?
An organism that eats and breaks down dead material.
What is a decomposer?
Give an example of a tertiary consumer in this food web.
What is a hawk, snake, and mountain lion?
If the autotroph trophic level has 3500 kCal of energy, how much energy does the tertiary consumer trophic level have?
3.5 kCal
What is the vocabulary term that describes how removing a keystone species can have multiple affects to an ecosystem?
Trophic Cascade