Food Chains, Webs , Trophic Levels

What does the flow of energy through an ecosystem always begin with?

• Primary Producers

• Primary Consumers

• Heterotrophs

• Grass

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What is the difference between autotrophs and heterotroph?

What shows a network of feeding relationships?

• Food Chain

• Food Web

• Pyramid of Biomass

• Pyramid of Energy

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What are the primary producers in this image?

• Carrot

• Grasshopper

• Grain

• Grass

• Rabbit

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What are the primary consumers in this image?

• Owl

• Grasshopper

• Mouse

• Bird

• Rabbit

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What are the secondary consumers in this image?

• Owl

• Fox

• Mouse

• Bird

• Rabbit

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10% of energy from trophic levels is lost as

• Water

• Air

• Heat

• Fat

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What is biomass?

• amount of living tissue

• amount of energy

• number of individual organisms

• dead plants

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A decomposer is

• heterotroph

• an organism that breaks down organic materials

• autotroph

• recycles nutrients

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This pictures shows a

• Pyramid of Biomass

• Pyramid of Numbers

• Pyramid of Energy

• Food Chain

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