Biomes
Animals
Food Chain
Vocab.
Food Web
100
This humid biome is located between the Tropics and along the equator and is home to the most numerous types of plants and animals.
Tropical Rain Forrest
100
Animals that only eat other animals are called...?
carnivores
100
What do primary consumers eat?
Plants (producers)
100
Relationship where both animals benefit
mutualism
100
List at least one of the producers in this food web.
Tree, grass, shrub/bush
200
This biome is located in the far north but does not get much snow.
Tundra
200
Living and non-living factors make up the environment. Animals are part of the living things and are
biotic
200
What do secondary consumers eat?
Animals (primary consumers)
200
When one animal benefits and the other is not affected
commensalism
200
In this food web, what type of consumer is the mouse?
secondary consumer
300
This biome has much diversity and trees that lose their leaves in winter.
Deciduous Forrest
300
An example would be a vulture or a crow.
Scavenger
300
What do tertiary consumers eat?
Secondary Consumers
300
When two organism compete for a limited resource
competition
300
List the tertiary consumers in this food web.
hawk & snake
400
This biome is found in the middle latitudes and is home to the largest animals on Earth.
Grasslands or Savannah
400
When one animal benefit and the other one is harmed
Parasitism
400
If a rabbit eats grass, what type of consumer is it?
Primary
400
An organism that CANNOT make its own food
heterotroph or consumer
400
List the primary consumers in this food web.
deer, bees, grasshopper, rabbit
500
What biome do we live in?
Deciduous Forest
500
Anything that limits the amount of animals that can live in an ecosystem
Limiting Factor
500
An energy pyramid illustrates that energy INCREASES OR DECREASES as it travels through a food chain?
decreases
500
List two ABIOTIC factors of an ecosystem
Answers vary.
Examples: water, shelter, air, sunlight, climate, rocks/minerals
500
How many different food chains are a part of this food web?
7