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This resource provides insight into ecosystems, food webs, and the interactions between producers, consumers, and decomposers. Explore the roles of different organisms, the impact of species elimination (e.g., fox hunting), and examine the abiotic and biotic characteristics of various biomes, including tropical rainforests, arctic tundras, and grasslands. Engage with questions about ecosystem balance, plant adaptations in desert biomes, and the relationships within food webs to enhance comprehension of ecological dynamics.
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ISAT Practice Ecosystems and Evolution
In the Food Web Identify • The Producers • The Primary Consumers • The Secondary Consumers • What two types of organisms does the food web not show • What might happen to the food web if all the foxes were hunted and killed
Study the pictures below and describe the abiotic (nonliving) and biotic (living) characteristics of each biome • Tropical rain forest • Abiotic • Biotic • Arctic Tundra • Abiotic • Biotic • Grassland • Abiotic • Biotic
Questions • Which of the following is the best example of the relationship between producers, consumers and decomposers? • Plants, sunlight, mice, fox, decomposers • Sunlight, plants, mice, fox, decomposers • Decomposer, fox, sunlight, mice, plants • Sunlight, fox, plants, decomposer, mice
Question • Which adaptation would best fit a plant that lives in a desert biome • A. Attracting more hebivores than its competitors • B. Having long roots • C. Producing large amounts of juicy fruit • D. Growing very tall and green
Question • Which of the following best describes a balanced ecosystem • A. a stable relationship among all living things • B. Equal numbers of all living things • C. The same total number of all living things • D. An equal proportion of living and dying things