Which level of organization consists of everything--abiotic and biotic--found on Earth?
Biosphere
Define biotic and abiotic
Biotic - living factors
Abiotic - nonliving factors
Primary consumers eat _____________
Producers
The main energy source for the biosphere
Sun
The process through which producers make their own food
Photosynthesis
Which level of organization would describe a flock of geese?
Population
List 5 biotic factors
Plants/Animals/Bacteria/Fungi
Animal products (honey, milk, etc.)
Decaying (dead) organisms
Which trophic level contains more energy: producers or consumers
Producers
A food chain consists of grass-turtle-alligator
What three kingdoms contain decomposers?
Animalia
Fungi
Bacteria
Which biome contains the most biodiversity?
Tropical Rainforest
List 5 abiotic factors in an ecosystem
Weather
Temperature
Water
Rocks
Sunlight
Name the five trophic levels on the energy pyramid
Decomposer
Producer
Primary consumer
Secondary consumer
Tertiary consumer
To the right
List the four EUKARYOTIC kingdoms
Plantae
Animalia
Fungi
Protista
A group of lions and hyenas living in an environment are competing for the same prey. What level of organization best describes this group of organisms?
Community
An increase in rain in the desert will promote plant growth, which will feed the consumers, resulting in an overall increase in biodiversity.
______________ eats tertiary consumers
Nothing!
In a food chain, should the TERTIARY consumer go all the way to the right, or to the left?
Right
I have cell walls, cannot move, and I gain energy by breaking down dead organisms. What am I?
Mushrooms/Fungi!
I have cold temperatures, long winters, and convered in evergreen trees. What biome am I?
Taiga
How might an abiotic factor such as rising temperatures the ocean affect biotic factors (in the ocean or on land)?
1. Biotic factors (aquatic plants and animals) will have to adapt to rising temperatures, or they will die.
2. Rising temperatures will cause the ice caps to melt, which will flood coastal cities. This will hurt humans (biotic).
As you move up the energy pyramid, _________% of energy is lost.
90%
What happens to energy when you reach the tertiary consumer in a food chain?
When the animal dies, decomposers break it down into soil. That matter and energy feed the plants and continue the cycle.
Name THREE species in the protista kingdom
Amoeba
Diatom
Dinoflagellate
Kelp