
Trophic levels
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Alex Davila
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Open Ended
What would happen to the biological community in the savanna (where lions live) if scientists put sabertooths there?
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SWBAT: Discuss ways in which organisms compete for both Biotic and Abiotic resources
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is the position an organism takes in the food chain
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Producers are the first level in the trophic system.
They make their own food by the energy of the sun.
They do not need any other organism to be fed.
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second trophic level
They eat primary producers
Ex: Caterpillars eat leaves
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largely carnivores that feed on the primary consumers or herbivores
3rd Trophic levels
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Those that eat Secondary consumers
Large predators
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Biomass- the total quantity organisms in an area.
Scarcity- Short supply (Very little of)
Abundance-Very large quantity (there is a lot of)
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Decomposers are organisms that break down dead or decaying organisms
perform a valuable service as Earth's cleanup crew
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Multiple Choice
Who makes their own food?
The Sun
Producers
Consumers
Decomposers
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Match
Producers
1 consumer
2nd Consumer
Tertiary consumer
Plants
Rabbit
Snake
Hawk
Plants
Rabbit
Snake
Hawk
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Reorder
Reorder the following from sun to tertiary consumer
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Fill in the Blanks
What trophic level would the grasshopper be part of?
Type answer...
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Open Ended
The frog would be considered in what trophic level?
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Open Ended
In this case, the Snake is a predator or a Prey?
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Open Ended
The bird would be at what level in the trophic level? What percentage of energy will it receive from the snake?
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vs
producers-make own food
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Open Ended
The spider is considered a consumer or producer?
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Begin IP
DRAW where they correspond:
Sun
Producer
primary consumer
2nd consumer
3rd consumer....
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