Match the following based on your knowledge of the Trophic Food Pyramid.

Snakes are a carnivore that can be eaten by other animals

Cows are a herbivore that grazes on a variety of plants

Birds are an omnivore that eats seeds and insects

Wildflowers are organisms that make their own food through photosynthesis

Tigers are a carnivore that preys on smaller animals

Why would an Ecologist use a food web? Select ALL the correct answers.

It is a way to show an organism's role in the ecosystem.

It provides a basis for making predictions about how changes in the size of one population will affect the size of another.

It can change one population's role in the ecosystem and change that population's relationship to the other population.

It is a way to show the living and nonliving components of a complete ecosystem in a form that is easy to understand.

A mutualistic relationship is

when one organism benefits and the other is neither harmed or benefited.

when one organism is benefited and the other organism is harmed

when two organisms compete for the same resource.

A commensalistic relationship is

when one organism benefits and the other is neither harmed or benefited.

when one organism is benefited and the other organism is harmed

when two organisms compete for the same resource.

A parasitic relationship is

when one organism is benefited and the other organism is harmed

when one organism benefits and the other is neither harmed or benefited.

when two organisms compete for the same resource.

A competitive relationship is

when two organisms compete for the same resource.

when one organism benefits and the other is neither harmed or benefited.

when one organism is benefited and the other organism is harmed

If you were to reduce or eliminate the producer from this food web, what would happen?

Populations of the other organisms would decline.

Populations of all the other organisms would increase.

Predator prey relationships would increase.

Competition between the organisms would decline.

all non-living factors that living organisms interact with.

all living organisms that interact with other organisms.

all non-living factors that living organisms interact with.

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