A Trip to Giza
Stuck in a Web
Vocab
Round and Round
Something Last Minute
100
Level with the most organisms
Producers
100
A primary producer:
Star Cactus, Grass, or Cactus
100
Abiotic
not living
100
#4 is...
Precipitation
100
An individual of a species
organism
200
Level with the most biomass
Producers
200
A secondary consumer
Fox, owl, hawk, frog, or bird.
200
Organisms that only eat plants
herbivores, primary consumers
200
How water enters the atmosphere
Evaporation and/or transpiration
200
a group of individuals of the same species living in the same area
population
300
Why there are fewer tertiary consumers than primary consumers
Less energy is available to them
300
The trophic level occupied by the dragonfly
secondary consumer
300
Fungus and bacteria fill this ecological role
Decomposer
300
What happens if more CO2 is added to the atmosphere than is removed?
Heat gets trapped in atmosphere, global temperatures increase.
300
All of the living organisms in an area
community
400
Where the lost energy goes
Into the atmosphere as heat or undigested as feces.
400
An organism that is a secondary and a tertiary consumer:
Wild cat or Lion
400
Two or more organisms that can interact in nature and have fertile offspring.
Species
400
Prior to the Haber-Bosch process, what was the only way that N2 gas could be removed from the air?
Nitrogen fixing bacteria.
400
All of the biotic and abiotic factors in an area
ecosystem
500
How much energy is available to the killer whale?
5,000 calories
500
What is missing from this food web
Decomposers
500
All the sections of the Energy Pyramid
Trophic Levels
500
How CO2 can be removed from the atmosphere
Photosynthesis
500
All of the habitable space on Earth
biosphere