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One fish, two fish
What next?
100

The abundant primary producer in the ocean (saltwater).

What is phytoplankton?

100

The nonliving factors in an ecosystem.

What is abiotic?

100

The amount of energy passed from one trophic level to the next in an energy pyramid.

What is 10?%

100

Nitrates are formed when lightning combines oxygen in the air and energy is released when it strikes.

What is a lightening fixation or nitrogen fixation?

100

A ladybug cannot produce its own food. It must eat plants and leaves to survive. That is why it is classified as this on an energy flow pyramid .

What is primary Consumer?

200

Referring to the Figure above, the coyotes.

What is tertiary consumer or Apex Predator?

200

One of these is made with several overlapping food chains.

What is a food web?

200

In this process, Carbon Dioxide and methane trap heat radiated from the earth's surface as sunlight bounces up.

What is Greenhouse Effect?

200

The apex predator in the food web above.

What is the mountain lion?

200

The use of mathematical equations and computers to predict or interpret patterns that scientists cannot experiment on, usually because they are much too large. Example: Measuring temperature and humidity in a greenhouse.

What is modeling?

300

The whole picture represents one of these.

What is a food chain?

300

An animal that only eats plants is called an herbivore and can only be located on this trophic level of a food pyramid.

What is primary consumer?

300

The same seasonal patterns of temperature and precipitation occurring on different continents categorizes these areas as the same type.

What is a biome?

300

The  pictures represent different ones.

What are biomes?

300

The type of diagram that shows a model of an ecosystem and the amounts of energy in each trophic level relative to the first level.

What is a an energy pyramid?

400

The pod of Beluga whales in an ecosystem represents this.

What is a population?

400

The main 2 factors in analyzing the climate of a region. 

What is long term temperature and precipitation?

400

This cycle differs from the other biogeochemical cycles because it does not cycle through the atmosphere.

What is the phosphorous cycle?

400

The living organisms in this arctic ecosystem represent this.

What is a community?

400

This pyramid shows the amount of an organism or organisms need to support the trophic level above?

What is pyramid of biomass?

500

The organism with the lowest energy consumption from the original source.

What is a shark?

500

The type of factors that wind, humidity, and rocks are in a terrestrial ecosystem.

What is abiotic?

500

The area of the ocean where light does not shine.

What is the aphotic zone?

500

The amount of energy from the primary producers to an organism on the tertiary consumer level.

What is 0.1%?

500

The relationships cellular respiration and photosynthesis have on the carbon cycle?

What is respiration puts carbon into the atmosphere and photosynthesis removes it from the atmosphere?

(Circular)