A producer is an organism that obtains energy by

All of the following are producers EXCEPT

A consumer is an organism that obtains energy by

All of the following are consumers EXCEPT

Organisms that consume only plants to obtain energy are called

All of the following are herbivores EXCEPT

Organisms that consume only animals to obtain energy are called

All of the following are carnivores EXCEPT

Organisms that consume both plants and animals to obtain energy are called

All of the following are omnivores EXCEPT

Organisms that consume the bodies of dead organisms for energy are called

All of the following are scavengers EXCEPT

Organisms that break down dead organisms and biotic waste and return it to the ecosystem are

All of the following are decomposers EXCEPT

The direct link between organisms that shows a single flow of energy in an ecosystem is called

A diagram that shows all the ways energy flows through an ecosystem is called

This picture shows an example of...

An energy pyramid shows the

The process that occurs over time when fertile land is overused and becomes barren is called

A group of ecosystems with similar climates and organisms is called

An area's average precipitation and temperatures determine its

Which biome has little/no precipitation, extreme temperatures, and has animals active at night?

Which biome is known for its vast amount of precipitation, its layers named according to the amount of sunlight received, and its wide variety of biotic factors?

Which biome is found on many continents and is known for its ability to feed not only the largest herbivores on the planet, but large groups of herbivores as well?

Which biome is found on almost every continent, receives a moderate amount of rain, and goes through a major change every year during the fall months?

Which biome is found in northern latitudes, supports a variety of coniferous trees and migratory birds, and isn't harmed by the vast amounts of snowfall in the winter?

Which biome is found only the most northern parts of the Northern Hemisphere, receives little precipitation, and has permafrost as its soil composition?

This biome is part of the marine ecosystem and can be found where fresh water rivers meet the water of the ocean...

This zone in the marine environment of the ocean is characterized by being close to shore where the waves crash, is great affected by the daily tides, and is home to sea stars and small crabs.

This zone in the ocean is found just offshore, receives quite a lot of sunlight, and is home to schools of fish and coral reefs if the water is warm enough.

How does a primary consumer get its energy?

In this food chain, which organism is a primary consumer?

How does a secondary consumer get its energy?

In this food chain, which organism is a secondary consumer?

How does a tertiary consumer get its energy?

In this food chain, which organism is a tertiary consumer?