
Ecosystem Interaction Intro
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9th Grade
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Nathaniel Pecoraro
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12 Slides • 13 Questions
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Symbiosis & Trophic Levels
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Interaction between 2 organisms living in close proximity to each other.
Predation
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
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Symbiosis
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Predator & Prey Relationships
One hunts and kills the other for food.
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Predation
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Relationship where both organisms benefit from each other.
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Mutualism
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A relationship where only one organism benefits and the other is unharmed.
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Commensalism
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When one organism lives on or in another and one is harmed while the other benefits.
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Parasitism
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Match
Parasitism
Commensalism
Predation
Mutualism
One BENEFITS the other is HARMED
One BENEFITS the other is UNHARMED
One hunts the other for food
Both organisms BENEFIT
One BENEFITS the other is HARMED
One BENEFITS the other is UNHARMED
One hunts the other for food
Both organisms BENEFIT
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Match
Use the internet or your prior knowledge to match the Vore with it's definition
Carnivore
Herbivore
Omnivore
Detrivore
Insectivore
Eats other animals or meat
Eats only plants
Eats both plants and animals
Only eats dead things, helps decompose
Eats only insects
Eats other animals or meat
Eats only plants
Eats both plants and animals
Only eats dead things, helps decompose
Eats only insects
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Carnivore: Eats other animals or meat
Herbivore: Eats only plants
Omnivore: Eats both
Detrivore: Eats dead things (decomposer)
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Focus
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Producer, Consumer, Secondary Consumer, Tertiary Consumer, Autotroph, Heterotroph
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Match
Match the following - some answers fit for others but all answers should work like a puzzle, use the internet if you need help.
Producer
Plant
Autotroph
Consumer
Heterotroph
Plant
Autotroph
Makes its own energy
Eats other Organisms
Consumer
Plant
Autotroph
Makes its own energy
Eats other Organisms
Consumer
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Autotroph - Creates it's own energy from the environment around it.
Plants
Producers
Plants, Producers, and Autotrophs are all interchangeable words.
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Heterotroph - Eats other organisms to get energy
Animals
Consumer (primary, secondary, tertiary)
Heterotroph, Consumer and Animal are all interchangeable.
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10% of energy transfers at each level, 90% is lost. Energy begins at the the sun, then to our producers and transfers to our consumers. This is the basic concept that fuels a food web or food chain
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Multiple Choice
What is this?
Food Web
Trophic Pyramid
Food Chain
Trophic Web
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Multiple Choice
What is this?
Food web
Food chain
Trophic Chain
Trophic Pyramid
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Multiple Choice
Energy Transfer supports the concepts of the Law of Conservation of Energy which states.
Energy is created at the sun and then passed on to other organisms
Energy cannot be created but it can be used up
Energy cannot be created or destroyed it can only change forms
Plants create the energy that we all use.
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Multiple Select
Which answers describe a producer (select all correct answers)
Plant
Autotroph
Start food webs & chains as well as trophic pyramids
Heterotrophs
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Multiple Select
Which answers describe a consumer (select all correct answers)
Heterotroph
Autotroph
Eats other organisms
Carnivore, Herbivore, Omnivore
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Multiple Choice
Tertiary Consumer
Eats other Secondary Consumers
Eats only Plants
Eats plants and animals
Is a decomposer
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Multiple Select
Primary Consumer (select all correct answers)
Herbivore
eats plants
Eats animals
Carnivore
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Multiple Select
What is an Apex Predator? (Select all correct answers)
Top Predator
Tertiary Consumer
Is not hunted by other organisms
Only eats plants.
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Reorder
Sun
Producer
Primary Consumer
Secondary Consumer
Tertiary Consumer
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Multiple Choice
Where does the energy go that is not passed in the energy pyramid go?
It is eaten by lower answers
It is destroyed
It is lost the environment as heat or is decomposed as waste
Nothing is lost ot the environment it is all passed on to the next level.
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