Energy flow
environmental issues
biomes
freshwater and marine ecosystems
Ecological level
100

where do producers get their energy from?

The sun

100

what are the 4 major environmental issues/problems

Climate change, Loss of biodiversity, Pollution, Resource Depletion

100

Hot, dry summers and mild winters. nocturnal organisms and succulant plants

desert

100

What does brakish mean?

Where freshwater and marine water meet

100

What Ecological level does the example represent:

The entire earth including all ecosystems, biomes, and living organisms on the planet such as those found in Yellow Stone national park

Biosphere

200

What type of consumer is a primary consumers most likely to be?

A herbivore

200

what environmental issue does long tern alteration of earth's climate describe

climate change

200

Hot summers and very cold winters. Animals commonly known for having flat teeth for grinding  vegetation

grassland

200

What is a wetland?

Ecosystems covered with water for at least part of the year.

200

What Ecological level does the example represent:

A pack of grey wolves living in the Lamar valley region of Yellow Stone national park

Population

300

what's the difference between a food web and a food chain

A food web is interconnected food chains

300

What environmental problem does decline in the variety of plants and animals describe

Loss of biodiversity

300

Full of small trees, shrubs, and cacti can flat plains and rocky hills with wet summers. Deer, coyotes, and bees are commonly found here

Chapparal

300

What is the difference between freshwater and marine ecosystems?

Freshwater: Has low levels of dissolved salts

Marine: Has high levels of salts

300

What Ecological level does the example represent:

A single grey wolf in yellow stone national park

Individual species

400

what are the 4 different types of consumers

Carnivore, Herbivore, Omnivore, Decomposers/detritivores.

400

What environmental problem does harmful or unwanted substances in the environmental describe

Pollution

400

Warm all year round, seasonal rainfall and home to a variety of organisms such as lions, zebras and giraffe

savanna

400

How have wetlands been threatened by humans?

Cities are landed on or near wetlands, Wetlands are being used as waste dumps, and wetlands are being destroyed

400

What Ecological level does the example represent:

A combination of grey wolves, elk, bison, and other species that interact in the Lamar Valley region.

Community

500

Whats the law of ten.

The law of ten explains that only 10% of energy is passed on from each trophic level.

500

What environmental problem does the reduction of natural resources describe?

Resource Depletion 

500

Rich in biodiversity, lush vegetation and prone to have heavy precipitation

tropical rainforest

500

What are the Freshwater zones?

Littoral, Photic, Profundal, benthic

500

What Ecological level does the example represent:

Yellow stone national park includes a network of a variety of species that depend on the forests and lakes for sources of food.

Ecosystem