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Food Chains and webs
100
Special body feature or behavior that helps an organism stay alive.
What is adaptation
100
Organism that feeds on and breaks down dead organisms.
What is Decomposer
100
The area in which any organism lives.
What is Habitat
100
Animal that is killed and eaten by other animals
What is Prey
100
Give an example of a food chain
What is grass->mouse-> snake->hawk-> decomposers
200
Adaptation that helps any organism blend in with it's surroundings.
What is camouflage
200
All the interacting living and nonliving things in one area.
What is Ecosystem
200
Organism that a parasite lives in or on.
What is Host
200
all the members of a species living in one area
What is Population
200
In the energy pyramid, what would be at the bottom?
What is tiny plants, grass, algae
300
COnsumer that eats only animals.
What is carnivore
300
Everything around a living thing.
What is Environment
300
Living thing
What is Organism
300
Consumer that eats only plants.
What is Herbivore
300
How many ecosystems could a mountain have?
What is 7: desert scrub, grassland,oak woodland, pine-oak, mixed conifer, spruce-fir
400
All the populations living in one area.
What is Community
400
Shows how organisms get food and energy.
What is Food chain
400
Organism that makes it's own food and serves as a source of food for other organisms.
What is Producer
400
Shows how energy moves through a food web.
What is Energy pyramid
400
How do ecosystems change?
What is endangerment, extinction
500
Organism that eats other organisms in a food chain.
What is Consumer
500
All the food chains in a ecosystem.
What is Food web
500
COnsumer that eats either plants or animals.
What is Omnivore
500
Consumer that eats dead plants or animals
What is Scavenger
500
Name a type of herbivore
What is a cow, rabbit