Food web
Trophic levels
Relationships
Levels of Ecology
Animal diets
100
What are all the primary consumers
Rabbit, Grasshopper, and Mouse, bird.
100
If the producer starts with 1000 Kcal How much will the secondary consumer have?
10 Kcal.
100
A lion hunting a zebra is an example of what type of relationship?
Predator Prey.
100
What is the largest level of ecology?
Biome.
100
What type of consumer is a tiger? ie. their diet
Carnivore.
200
What is the tertiary consumer
Eagle
200
If the secondary consumer has 30 Kcal How much does the primary consumer have.
300 Kcal
200
What type of relationships is a Bee pollenating a flower?
Mutualism.
200
What is a group of individuals belonging to the same species that live in the same area at the same time called?
Population.
200
What are humans in terms of what they eat?
Omnivores.
300
List all the secondary consumers
Jackal, Wildcat, and Snake, owl
300
If the tertiary consumer has .1 Kcal how much did the producer have?
100Kcal.
300
What type of relationships is a tape worm inside of a dog?
Parasitism.
300
Includes all biotic (living) communities and abiotic (non-living) factors functioning together in a specific environment is called what.
Ecosystem.
300
What are mushrooms, in terms of their diet?
Decomposers.
400
List all the producers
Carrots, Grasses, and Grains.
400
What percent of energy is gained as you go up a trophic level?
10%.
400
Pilot Fish swimming next to sharks is an example of what relationship?
commensalism.
400
All the different species that coexist and interact within a specific area is called what?
Community.
400
Deer are Carnivores True or False?
False.
500
list all the secondary consumers
Prawn, Crab, and Whelk.
500
What happens to the number of species and energy as you go up trophic levels?
Both decrease.
500
What is it called when two species are battling for the same resources?
Competition.
500
The smallest level is called what?
Organism.
500
Through what process do plants make their own food?
Photosynthesis.