
Unit 1: Energy in Ecosystems Part 1
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Biology
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9th - 12th Grade
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Christine Goida
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Energy in Ecosystems
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Drag and Drop
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Parts of a Food Chain
A food chain shows organisms that eat each other in a line.
The arrows show the flow of energy
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Parts of a Food Chain
Sun - ultimate source of energy in Earth's ecosystems
Producer - always the first organism in a food chain
Primary Consumer - organism that eats a producer
Secondary Consumer - organism that eats a primary consumer
Tertiary Consumer - organism that eats a secondary consumer
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Match
Match the description with the correct term.
eats secondary consumers; usually a carnivore
eats producers; usually an herbivore
captures energy from the sun; first organism in a food chain
source of energy for Earth's ecosystems
eats primary consumers; usually an omnivore or carnivore
tertiary consumer
primary consumer
producer
sun
secondary consumer
tertiary consumer
primary consumer
producer
sun
secondary consumer
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A food web is a more complex model that shows many feeding relationships in an ecosystem.
Food Webs
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Multiple Choice
Examine the image.
What does the arrow tell you?
Grasshoppers are predators of frogs.
The grasshopper eats the frog.
The frog gets energy from the grasshopper.
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There are many food chains shown in one food web.
For example:
grass → rabbit → hawk
grass → mouse → owl
grass → grasshopper → bird → snake → hawk
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Reorder
Reorder the following food chain using the food web.
grass
grasshopper
frog
snake
hawk
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Practice identifying the feeding relationships in a food web.
For example:
grass → grasshopper → bird → snake
Grass is a producer
Grasshopper is a primary consumer
Bird is a secondary consumer
Snake is a tertiary consumer
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Labelling
Label the feeding relationships in this food web.
primary consumer
secondary consumer
tertiary consumer
producer
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Some food webs can look a bit different.
This aquatic ecosystem shows plankton as the producer.
Remember that the arrows show the flow of energy.
For example:
plankton → krill → Antarctic cod → leopard seal
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Multiple Choice
According to this food web, what is the producer?
plankton
krill
leopard seal
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