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Lecture 11: Grazers & Mutualisms

Lecture 11: Grazers & Mutualisms. EEES 3050. The Green World Hypothesis. The world is green because herbivores are held in check by their predators, parasites, and diseases such that they cannot consume all the plant biomass. Briefly discussed on pg. 551 of text.

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Ecology CRCT Practice

Ecology CRCT Practice. 23. An energy pyramid containing autotrophs and other organisms from a food chain is represented below . Carnivores would most likely be located in level I, only ( B) level I and level II ( C) level III, only ( D) level II and level III. (C) level III, only.

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Etymology

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Food Webs and Food Chains

Food Webs and Food Chains. Living things depend on eachother .

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Carnivore

Carnivore. Cellular respiration. Competition. Consumer. Dead. Ecosystem. Energy. Energy pyramid. Food chain. Food web. Habitat. Herbivore. Heterotroph. Living. Non-living. Photosynthesis. Population. Predator. Prey. Producer. Sun.

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Induced Resistance

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Jurassic World

Jurassic World. Tyrannosaurus Rex Carnivore. Hello! I am a dinosaurus. Coelophysis carnivorous middle size. Head. Eyes. Neck. Teeth. Leg. Tail. Leg. Diplodocus gigantic herbivore. I am diplodocus, I am very long!. Stegosaurus herbivore. I like Plants I am herbivore. Plesiosaurus.

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Animal Nutrition Variations, Adaptations & Regulation

Animal Nutrition Variations, Adaptations & Regulation. This obese mouse (L) has defect in gene which normally produces leptin , an appetite-regulating protein. Many herbivores have diets deficient in mineral salts. Must find other sources = salt licks, chewing on bones. {. ATP production. {.

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The amazing American PIKA!

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Trophic Level

Trophic Level. A way of categorizing living organisms according to how they gain their energy The first trophic level would be producers and each higher level would contain heterotrophs. Primary consumer. An organism that relies directly on producers or autotrophs for its source of energy

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SUCCESSION

SUCCESSION. Review Terms. Abiotic: Non-Living factors in an environment Biotic: Living factors in an environment Autotroph: makes its own food Heterotroph: goes out and gets food Herbivore, Carnivore, Omnivore, Detritivore. Community.

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Energy Transfer in Ecosystems

Energy Transfer in Ecosystems. Terms to be Familiar with. Ecosystem Biotic Abiotic Producer Consumer Herbivore Carnivore Omnivore Scavenger Decomposer Parasite. A step-by-step sequence linking organisms that feed on each other. A food chain always begins with producers (plants).

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Food chains

Food chains. By Elena De Fraja. Prey. Prey is an animal an other one eats. The prey can be a carnivore, but not top of the food chain. Predators eat prey Vultures eating dead animals. Producer. Food chains always start with a Producer. Producers make their own food.

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Black Rhino

Black Rhino . By: Mack. Physical Characteristics . Adults weigh from 2000 to 4000 Lb. 2 horns, front horn 53 in. long Moves up to 35 mph. when charging. Habitats/Diet . Herbivore Lives in the mountains, forests, and savannas in Africa . Why is the black rhino endangered.

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The Manatee

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triceratops

triceratops. By Gracie L ynn R igney. diet. Plant eating dinosaur Flat teeth Herbivore The opposite of carnivore. habitat. Triceratops lived in the western N orth America Triceratops were mostly found in Canada Lived 68-65 million years ago Lived during Cretaceous Period.

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Locust

Locust . By: Travis Chiapuzio. Where they can be located.

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