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Food Webs within Ecosystems
By Heather Gomez
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Underline the producers
Circle the primary consumers
Put a square around the secondary consumers
Put a triangle around the tertiary consumers
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Math Response
Based on the food web, what is the total number of organisms that consume producers?
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Open Ended
Based on the food web, which organisms would the fox most likely compete with for food sources?
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Hotspot
A partial food web is shown.
Which two organisms compete with rabbits for biotic resources.
Select TWO correct answers.
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Label the trophic levels
What trophic level gets the most energy? Why?
How much energy is transferred to each level?
Energy Pyramid
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Human dependency on ocean
Positive impacts
Negative impacts
Human impacts on the ocean
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Multiple Choice
Overfishing reduces the number of fish at a rate that causes long-term reductions in fish populations. The table shows the percentage of fish species in the ocean that were overfished in three different years.
Which action would MOST LIKELY reverse the trend shown in the table?
Increasing the total weight of fish that each ship can remove from the ocean day.
Requiring ships to return non-adult fish to the ocean so that they can grow and reproduce.
Decreasing the number of policing ships in order to lesson capacity restrictions and regulations.
Promoting mass centered around specific fish species in restaurants in order to increase profits.
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Sustainability in ecosystems:
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Biodiversity
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Multiple Choice
This question has a part a and part b.
Part A: Using the information provided in the tables, which of the following statements best describe the sustainability of the ecosystems.
The grassland ecosystem has a greater sustainability than the forest ecosystem.
The grassland ecosystem and the forest ecosystem have the same sustainability.
The forest ecosystem has a greater sustainability than the grassland ecosystem.
There is not enough information to determine the sustainability of each ecosystem.
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Multiple Choice
Part B: Which of the following BEST supports the answer to Part A?
Ecosystems with fewer top predators and more producers have a greater sustainability.
Ecosystems with fewer producers and more top predators have a greater sustainability.
The sustainability of an ecosystem depends on more factors than the organisms living in the area.
Ecosystems with a greater number and a greater diversity of oranisms are more sustainable.
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Primary Succession
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Secondary Succession
Ecological Succession
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Multiple Choice
Controlled burns are fires that are purposely set within a designated area when conditions are sage for the public and for the firefighters who water of the fire. Weather and forest conditions are monitored both before and during the burn. Controlled burns rid of forests of tree limbs, dead leaves, and other debris. Which prediction can be made about a forest after a controlled burn has occurred?
The ability of plants to reproduce with decrease.
Important nutrients for new plant growth will be returned to the soil.
Short-term quality in the area will improve.
Long-term biodiversity will be reduced.
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Categorize
Begins with lichen and moss
Starts because of a forest fire
Soil is already present
Starts with bare rock
First organisms are grasses
Occurs after lava cools and hardens
Results in a climax community
Occurs in a specific sequence.
Drag and drop each item as either primary succession, secondary Succession, or both.
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