Ecosystem
Ecological Pyramid
Food Chains/Webs
Keystone Species / Ecological Succession
Random
100

Multiple organisms of the same species in an area is called a(n) _______________________.

Population

100

Which organism is a secondary consumer?


shrew or frog

100

The arrows represent ___________ in a food chain/food web.

energy

100

Give an example of a keystone species.

Wolves, starfish

100

Tsunami, earthquakes, fires, floods are examples of ______________.

Disturbances

200

A(n) __________ includes all living and non-living things in an environment.

Ecosystem
200

Name two organisms that are on the SAME trophic level.


marsh grass / cat tail

Grasshopper and cricket

frog and shrew

200
Worms and bacteria are examples of _____________
Decomposers
200
Lichen is an example of a(n) _______________________________ because they're the first to appear.

Lichens

200
Name a scavenger.

Vultures, coyotes

300

The sun, temperature, air, and water are examples of __________________.

Abiotic Factors

300
___________ are at the bottom level of the pyramid.

Producers or autotrophs

300

_______  takes place when organisms require the same resources.

Competition

300

This is an example of _________________.


Secondary Succession

300
Give an example of an omnivore.
Bears, humans
400

What is the primary source of energy in an ecosystem?

Sun

400

Energy is lost as _________ when it moves from one level of the ecological pyramid to the next.

heat

400
An organism that feeds on the leftover food from other animals is called a(n) __________.

scavenger

400

_____________ is when the ecosystem reaches a stable and balance point. Some signs are the presence of oak trees and taller plants.

Climax community

400

Which species' population doubled when wolves were absent from Yellowstone National Park?

Elks

500

The variety of life on Earth is called __________________.

Biodiversity

500

The position an organism occupies in a food chain/web or ecological pyramid is called __________________

Trophic Level

500

An organism that needs to eat other organism to make energy is called a(n) __________.

Heterotroph

500
_________________ begins with bare rocks.

Primary Succession

500

Which state is Yellowstone National Park located in?

Montana, Wyoming, Idaho