arctic fox + arctic moss
food web
symbiotic relationships
fun facts t/f?
100

what is the arctic moss also called?

caribou moss
100

trophic level of the Orca

Tertiary

100

what was the name of the shrimp in the video?

Ariana!

100

the arctic is warm compared to SOME other biomes

FALSE! it is the coldest biome

200

why do the arctic moss collect nutrients?

so they can be quickly replenished next spring

200

name 2 out of the 3 tertiary consumers shown in the food web

- orca

- polar bear

- arctic wolf

200

what relationship is between the shrimp and isopod parasite?

parasitism (+/-)

200

mining is something that doesn't affect the arctic directly but towards nearby biomes

FALSE!

300

why does the arctic moss have tiny leaves?

to have strong defense against winds

300

name 3 primary producer in the food web

- arctic willow

- caribou moss

- lichen

- phytoplankton

300

which organism is the parasite, and which organism is the host?

isopod - parasite

shrimp - host

300

Tunturi is a scottish word

FALSE! it is Finnish

400

why are the arctic foxes eyes not quite center yet not on the sides of its head?

It isn't an apex predator, which means its still hunted, but they hunt other animals and eat berries as an omnivore.

400

name 2 animals of different trophic levels the polar bear hunts

- caribou

- ringed seal

400

what type of parasite is the isopod?

a) protozoa

b) blood-sucking

blood-sucking

400

The permafrost is melting because unpredictable climate change

TRUE!

500

what chemical changes in the arctic fox that causes its coat to change colour?

Hormonal changes trigger its shedding response in seasons.

500

what is the microbiont's purpose in the arctic?

as a decomposer, it recycles the left over dead or decaying waste. It uses it for nutrition through extra-cellular digestion. It is a part of lichen which means it has the role to find a good habitat too.

500

what is the scientific name of the isopod parasite?

orthion graffinis

500

Plants grow with the same adaptations as all plants in other biomes

FALSE! they are short in size and huddle like animals when growing