Ecology

F

100

organisms that can make food from sunlight through photosynthesis 

Producers

200

place in a food chain

Trophic Level

300

consumers that eat only producers

Herbivore

400

when your body uses the sugar in food, combined with oxygen to create ATP or energy for your cells

Cellular Respiration

G

100

the seven levels of taxonomy are

Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

200

consumers that eat only the leftover prey of other predators

Scavenger

300

the living components of an ecosystem, such as plants, animals and fungi

Biotic Factors

400

species that eat primary consumers

Secondary Consumer

H

100

Consumers that eat only other animals

Carnivore

200

nonliving components that influence living organisms in an ecosystem

Abiotic Factors

300

species that eat tertiary consumers

Quaternary Consumers

400

the process plants use to convert light energy, water, and carbon dioxide into chemical energy and oxygen

Photosynthesis

I

100

organism that cannot make their own food and instead, get their energy by eating other organisms

Consumer

200

species that eat secondary consumers

Tertiary Consumer

300

consumers that eat plants and animals

Omnivores

400

herbivores, or species that eat producers directly

Primary Consumers