Consumers
Producers
Transfer of Energy
Trophic Levels
Mix Up
100
a consumer that eats only plants
herbivore
100
an organism that creates its own energy
producers
100
the organisms that contain the most energy
plants or producers
100
organisms found on the first trophic level
producers
100
A particle in an atom with a positive charge
Proton
200
a consumer that eats animals
carnivore
200
where producers get their energy from
the sun
200
the level of consumer that gains the most energy
primary consumers
200
organisms found on the second trophic level
primary consumers
200
Amplitude measures this on a wave
Height
300
a consumer that eats both plants and animals
omnivore
300
along with the sun these are what producers need for photosynthesis
water, soil
300
The amount of energy lost at each trophic level
10%
300
organisms found on the third trophic level
secondary consumers
300
an interconnected model that demonstrates the exchange of energy between organisms
food web
400
where consumers get their energy from
producers or other consumers
400
the name of the process that plants use to make their food
photosynthesis
400
This shape shows the transfer of energy in a food web
an arrow
400
organisms found on the fourth trophic level
third level/ tertiary consumers
400
The system that transmits signals and impulses from the brain
nervous
500
animals or organisms that eat dead things
decomposers
500
mold and mushrooms are not producers but are examples of...
decomposers
500
the type of consumer that gains the least amount of energy
apex predator/ top of the food chain
500
organisms found at the top of the tropic levels
apex predators
500
the part of a cell responsible for letting materials in and out of the cell
cell membrane