Energy Pyramid
Why are producers found at the bottom of the food chain?
They are the base of energy.
Do plants and animals need to adapt to their environment?
Yes.
Where are plants on the food chain?
What type of heat transfer comes from the sun?
Radiation.
What cycle do plants do to make food?
Photosynthesis.
You lose energy when you go up the pyramid.
How many biomes are there?
8.
What is the sun's role?
It provides energy for the rest of the chain.
What is conduction?
Heat transfer through direct touch.
What is a normal pH level?
7.
What level eats dead animals?
Scavengers.
What is the biggest biome?
The marine.
What is a food web?
A network of food chains.
What is radiation?
The heat transfer through electromagnetic waves.
What are the 2 sides of the pH scale?
Acid and alkaline, or base.
Why is energy lost as you go up?
They eat the energy up.
About how many inches rainfall fall into the rainforest a year?
79-394 (Or anything in that range.)
What do the arrows represent in a chain or web?
Passing energy along.
What is convection?
The heat transfer through a cycle of back and forth movement.
Can acid rain harm buildings?
Yes.
What is a top predator?
A predator that has little to no predators.
What is/are the top predator(s) in the desert?
Mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, and golden eagles. Or any one animal of these.
What is interdependence?
The way all living things depend on each other in order to live, grow, and reproduce.
What is the difference between conduction and radiation?
Radiation transfers with waves, NOT direct touch.
What 2 substances make acid rain.
Nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide.