What are three locations in the pond that animals live in?
100
A wetland that receives most of its water supply from groundwater. It supports vegetation such as sedges, grasses, shrubs or trees.
What is a Fen?
100
green plants
What is an example of producers?
100
incomplete metamorphosis.
What is eggs, nymph, adult?
200
dead decaying material.
what is detritus?
200
duckweed
What do ducks eat?
200
A type of wetland that receives most of its water supply from rainfall; found in northern Alberta. Common vegetation consists mostly of sphagnum mosses, black spruceor tamarack, sundew, pitcher plant, cranberry, sedges and thick layers of accumulatedpeat.
What is a Bog?
200
third order consumers.
What are carnivors?
200
complete metamorphosis.
What is eggs larva pupa adult?
300
plants are rooted in bottom soil, stems are in the water and leaves are floating on the surface
What is the floating zone?
300
it is a herbivore and it is found at the bottom of the pond
where is the snail found in the pond?
300
The most common wetland type in North America. Is often called a slough.
What is a Marsh?
300
fungi bacteria insects
What are some examples of decomposers?
300
cattail life cycle
What is seed ,plant?
400
plants are rooted in bottom with it's leaves completely below the surface.
What is the submerged zone?
400
1/3 of the worlds endangered species live here
What percent of the worlds endangered species live in wetlands?
400
Forests that are flooded seasonally by standing or slow-moving water, and are dominated by trees and shrubs. Are not common in Alberta.
What is a swamp?
400
producer, consumer ,first order consumers,second order consumers,third order consumers, decomposers.
What are the 6 parts of a food chain?
400
dragon fly life cycle
What is eggs, nymph, adult?
500
plants have their rootes in bottom soil covered with water and stems and leaves are in the air.
What is the emergent zone?
500
a beaver has built in goggles
what animal can swim underwater and keep its eyes open and is a mammal?
500
Wide, flat basins of standing water that receive water from rain, snow and groundwater sources. Water is usually about two metres deep or less, although it can be deeper. In mid-summer there is often open water in these wetlands, but they may dry out in late summer.
What is a pond?
500
example of producer first order consumer second order consumer third order consumer decomposer.
What is algae, mosqito larva, dragon flies,red winged black birds, bacteria.