Chemical Energy

Physical Energy

Water

SUGAR, SUGAR, SUGAR!!!!!

lost as heat

transferred

sound

heat

movement

sound

heat

movement

sound

heat

movement

The sun

The plants

The primary consumers

The secondary consumers

The amount of organisms by weight

The amount of organisms in an ecosystem

It is used in respiration

It is lost as biomass

It is lost as heat

We decompose it

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They show the transfer of matter from one organism to the next

They show the transfer of energy from one organism to the next

They pick it up and walk away to bury it

They eat it

They recycle nutrients and put them back into the soil

A place in the world

The earth's core

Under the ocean

The life-supporting area of the Earth's surface

Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Sulfur

Hydrogen, Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen, Sulfur, Helium

Gold, Magnesium, Carbon, Oxygen, Sulfur, Iron

Terrestrial

Atmosphere

Lithosphere

Aquatic

Hydrosphere

Matter can be reused and energy can't

They are the same cycle

Energy starts with the secondary consumers and matter starts with energy

They both start with producers

The Carbon Cycle is when the sun gives off its energy to the plants, when they make photosynthesis. When the plants are finished with this process, they release big amounts of carbon and oxygen into the animals that eat the plant. Then, animals’ respiration process, or breathing process happens. The animal releases the carbon back into the atmosphere, back to the plants, which start it all over again.

The Carbon Cycle is when bacteria takes nitrogen from the atmosphere and draws it into the soil, so that plants can be able to use it. Plants then change the nitrogen into amino acids and or proteins. The animals get the nitrogen from the plant that they eat, or other animals that eat the plants. When animals die, microbes take apart the dead animal and release the nitrogen back into the soil.

The Nitrogen Cycle is when the sun gives off its energy to the plants, when they make photosynthesis. When the plants are finished with this process, they release big amounts of carbon and oxygen into the animals that eat the plant. Then, animals’ respiration process, or breathing process happens. The animal releases the carbon back into the atmosphere, back to the plants, which start it all over again.

The Nitrogen Cycle is when bacteria takes nitrogen from the atmosphere and draws it into the soil, so that plants can be able to use it. Plants then change the nitrogen into amino acids and or proteins. The animals get the nitrogen from the plant that they eat, or other animals that eat the plants. When animals die, microbes take apart the dead animal and release the nitrogen back into the soil.

A hierarchical series of organisms each dependent on the next as a source of food.

A series of webs and pages of different species all in one ecosystem.

A system of interlocking and interdependent food chains

A system of populations decreasing and increasing at the same time everyday of the year

The amount of energy consumed by something

The SI unit of work or energy

An organism that eats all of the plants an fungi

An organism that breaks down the dead body of an animal

All of the inhabitants of a particular ecosystem

All of the animals in the world

Each several levels in an ecosystem charted in an energy pyramid

Each several animals in an ecosystem in a food web

A model that show how many of each species that there is in one ecosystem all over the world

A graphic model of energy cycling through trophic levels in an ecosystem

The minimum mass of organisms

The maximum mass of organisms

The total mass of organisms

Any large class of chemical compounds

A large class of elements joined together to form a chemical reaction

The process of respiration

The process of eliminating waste matter

The process of photosynthesis

The process of chemical reactions

A natural fuel such as coal, or gas

A natural animal, not genetically made

Natural Resources

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False

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False