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Exploring Ecosystem Dynamics: Food Chains and Web Connections

Delve into the intricate relationships within ecosystems through the study of food chains and webs. Understand how organisms interact in communities and the flow of energy from producers to consumers. Explore the complexity of predator-prey dynamics. Enhance your knowledge with visuals and concepts on the water cycle.

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Exploring Ecosystem Dynamics: Food Chains and Web Connections

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  1. Notes for Ch 2 (to go along with the Ch 2 handout)

  2. Water Cycle

  3. Food Chain • A food chain is made up of a sequence of living organisms that eat and are eaten by other organisms living in the community. • Producers are plants, herbivores are the animals that eat plants, and carnivores eat animals. (Not listed in the book are omnivores, which eat plants AND animals.) • See the image on the next slide.

  4. Food Chain

  5. Food Web • Most food chains become quite complicated, because many predators will eat any animal they can catch and eat. • A food web, then, is several food chains interwoven with each other. • See the image on the next slide.

  6. Food Web

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