'1st level consumers' diaporamas de présentation

Ecology Jeopardy

Ecology Jeopardy. Final Jeopardy. Organization for 100. What do ecologists call the non-living parts of the environment? Answer. Organization for 200. What layer of organization includes the living and nonliving parts of the environment? Answer. Organization for 300.

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Energy Flow in Ecosystems

Energy Flow in Ecosystems. Energy Flow in Ecosystems. Ecosystem : all living (biotic ) and nonliving (abiotic ) factors in an area Abiotic Biotic Video Clip All organisms play a role in their ecosystem H OW THEY GET THEIR ENERGY Organism: a living thing. Role: Producer.

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Ch 5

Ch 5. How Ecosystems work. Energy in Ecosystems. What is the source of energy for most ecosystems? The sun! What kingdom of organisms use this energy first ON LAND? Plants What kingdom of organisms use this energy first IN WATER? Protists: Algae

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Big Bend Food Web

Big Bend Food Web. By Alyssa Roberts and Brooke Pantano. The Mountains. The M O U N T A I N L I O N. The Black Bear. The J U N I P E R T R E E.

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Deciduous Land 4 you!

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Producers

Black Bear. 4 th level consumers. BACTERIA. Gray Fox. 3 rd level consumers. Striped/ Spotted Skunk. Wood Rat. 2nd level consumers. White-footed mouse. 1st level consumers. Acorn Woodpecker. Pocket Gopher. California Quail. Scrub Jay. Trout. Producers. California Buckeye.

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