
Energy Flow in Ecosystems
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Science
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7th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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27 Slides • 10 Questions
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Energy Flow in an Ecosystem
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Question:
How is energy past from one organism to another?
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Open Ended
How is energy past from one organism to another?
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Quick Vocabulary Review
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Producer Vs. Consumer
Producer/Autotrophic - An organism that can make its own food.
Consumer/Heterotrophic - An organism that CANNOT make its own food.
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Question
What is another word for producer?
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Multiple Choice
What is another word for producer?
Consumer
Autotroph
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Types of Eaters
Herbivore - Eats only plants (producers/autotrophs)
Carnivores - Eats only meat (consumers/heterotrophs)
Omnivores - Eats both plants and meat
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Question
What type of organism eats only producers?
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Multiple Choice
What type of organisms eats only producers?
Autotrophs
Carnivores
Herbivores
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Question:
What do you the arrows represent in a food chain?
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Multiple Choice
What do the direction of arrows represent in food chain?
The direction of energy flowing
What the organism reproduces with
Who eats what
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Question
Why does the producer have to always be first in a food chain?
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Open Ended
Why do producers always have to be first in a food chain?
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Question
What is the name of the organism that eats the primary consumer?
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Multiple Choice
What is the name of the organism that eats the primary consumer?
Producer
Primary Consumer
Secondary Consumer
Tertiary Consumer
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Food WEBS!
Many food chains together (this is an accurate representation of an enviroment)
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Food Webs
Food webs are a stable representation of an environment. Many of these animals have an alternative sources of food if one becomes unavailable.
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Question
Which is more stable? Food chains or food webs
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Multiple Choice
Which is more stable?
Food Chain
Food Webs
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Energy Pyramid
* Show how much energy is passed from one organism to the next.
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Question
True or False: There is more energy at the top of the energy pyramind
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Multiple Choice
True or False: There is more energy at the top of the energy pyramid than the bottom.
True
False
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Question
What percentage of energy is passed from one trophic level to the next?
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Multiple Choice
What percentage of energy is passed from one trophic level to the next?
10%
50%
75%
ALL OF IT!
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Open Ended
Write one thing you learned from this lesson today.
Energy Flow in an Ecosystem
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