Energy Flow
Consumers
Misc.
Energy Pyramids
Photosynthesis
100

A SINGLE pathway displaying the flow of energy and nutients.

Food Chain

100

These types of consumers only eat plants.

Herbivores.

100

An organism that creates their own food is often referred to as producers or _________.

Autotrophs

100

Who needs energy in order to survive?

All living things.

100

These organisms use Photosynthesis to produce food for themselves.

Plants or Producers

200

When food chains become intertwined or connected, this forms a............

Food Web
200

These types of organisms eat both plants and animals.

Omnivores.

200

An organism that cannot produce it's own food is usually known as a consumer or a ___________.

Heterotroph

200

The ultimate source of energy in food chains.


The sun


200

The part of the cell where Photosynthesis takes place.

The chloroplast.

300

The arrows in a food chain/ food web represent........

Energy being transferred.

300

These types of consumers only eat meat.

Carnivores.

300

What is ATP?

Energy

300

These organisms have the MOST energy in an energy pyramid.

Producers

300

The reactants of Photosynthesis are light energy (sunlight), water (H2O), and ..........

Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

400

Where are decomposers on the food chain?

At each trophic level (or on the side)

400

These organisms break down dead, organic materials and return nutrients back into the soil.

Decomposers

400

Cellular Respiration is the opposite reaction of Photosynthesis. Cellular respiration breaks down _________ to release _____.

glucose, ATP

400

The amount of energy lost between each trophic level.

10%

400

The final products of photosynthesis are oxygen and...........


Sugar or Glucose


500

If the frogs were to disappear from this food chain, what could happen to the snake population?

They'll decrease or die off.

500

A consumer at the top of the food chain is sometimes called.........

An Apex Predator
500

Detritivores consume dead or decaying organisms. Name an example of a detritivore.

Vultures; Hyenas; Crows; Earthworms; Beetles, etc.

500

If producers contained 10,000 kcal of energy, how much energy is available to SECONDARY consumers?

100 kcal of energy

500

This is the molecular formula for glucose........

C6H12O6