Vocabulary
Food Chains/Webs
Potpourri
producer, consumer, or decomposer?
Adaptations:
Behavioral or Structural?
100

What is the name for any living thing called?

Organism

100

In the shape of a line or circle, it shows what one organism can be eaten by or what it could eat.

Food Chain


100

Consumers that only eat plants.

Herbivores

100
mushrooms
What is a decomposer
100

camouflage

structural 

200

A group of organisms that is capable of reproducing more of the same type of organism.

Species

200

All energy comes from the ....

Sun

200

A place where an animal or plant naturally lives.

Habitat

200
grass
What is a producer
200

mimicry or imitating another animal using physical features

Structural

300

All of the different populations of species living together in the same place at the same time.

Community

300

This organism holds the greatest amount of energy in an ecosystem and make their own food through a process called photosynthesis.

Producers

300

Consumers who eat plants and animals.

omnivores

300
wolves
What is a consumer
300

migrating south for the winter

Behavioral

400

What is a group of organisms of the same kind living in the same place

A population.

400

Shows all of the examples of what an organism could be eaten by or what it could eat. A combination of all possible food chains. Includes all animals from the community.

Food Web

400

This organism obtains its energy by breaking down food in or on the soil.

Decomposers

400
bacteria
What is a decomposer
400

hibernating during the winter months

Behavioral

500

What is the living and nonliving things that interact in an environment

An Ecosystem

500

This organism obtains its energy by eating other living things. There are three types.

Consumers

500

The function or role, similar to a job, that an organism performs in the food web or community.

Niche

500
vulture
What is a consumer
500

a cactus growing thick, shallow roots to absorb rain water

Structural