'Primary consumer' diaporamas de présentation

Energy, Life, and the Biosphere

Energy, Life, and the Biosphere. The idea that life arose from nonliving things: A. Biogensis B. Biology C. Spontaneous Generation. The idea that life arose from nonliving things: C. Spontaneous Generation. The idea that all life arises from things of the same type: A. Biogensis

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What do all living things need?

On a piece of blank paper, make a list of everything you have eaten for lunch, dinner and breakfast. (Water and sugarless products do not count ) If you had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with a glass of milk, it would be: bread jelly peanut butter milk.

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Life Science Grade 8

Life Science Grade 8. Chapters 5, 18, 19, 22 . Chapter 5. Heredity. What is Genetics?. Heredity : passing of traits from parents to offspring Alleles : different forms a gene may have for a trait Genetics: the study of how traits are inherited through the actions of alleles

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Biology Scavenger Hunt Pt.2

Biology Scavenger Hunt Pt.2. Red Team! Brett, Taylor, James, Justin. A taproot= 2 pts. Roots go straight down, and spread out along the center. An organism with a type 2 survivorship curve= 2 pts.

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Roles of Energy Review Set

Roles of Energy Review Set. Which of the following consumer is a herbivore? ?A. cat ?B. horse C. human D. vulture . Which of the following consumer is a herbivore? ?A. cat B. horse C. human D. vulture .

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My Environment Q uiz

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Principles of Ecology

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Development of Rapid Through-put Nanotoxin Bioassays

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Chapter 7 pgs. 145-159

Chapter 7 pgs. 145-159. Climate and Terrestrial Biodiversity. Chapter Overview Questions. What are the major types of desert biomes? What are the major types of grassland biomes? What are the major types of forest and mountain biomes?

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Environment and Feeding Relationships

Environment and Feeding Relationships. W Richards The Weald School. Adaptation. Organisms are ADAPTED to the habitat they live in. In other words, they have special features that help them to survive where they live. Some examples:. Adapting to seasonal changes.

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Sit with your lab group in the correct spot

Sit with your lab group in the correct spot. Front Board. Door. Teacher computer. Group 1 Computers. Group 2 Computers. Group 3 Computers. Group 4 Computers. Group 5 Computers. Group 6 Computers. Group 7 Computers. Group 8 Computers (share). Printer / Back counter.

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Group 1

Group 1. Group 2. Group 3. Group 1. The Producers . Producers are the beginning of a simple food chain. Producers are plants and vegetables.

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Flow of Matter and Energy

Flow of Matter and Energy. A food chain is a linear representation of who eats who in an ecosystem. Quaternary Consumer. Tertiary Consumer. Secondary Consumer (carnivores or omnivores). Primary Consumer (herbivores). Producers (plants, algae).

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Food Webs and Food Chains

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Biomes

Biomes . By: Montanna Reimer. Rainforest . Rain fall- 200 cent. or more Located-by the equator Animals- Monkeys Climate-humid and cool Food chain Producer- banana trees Primary consumer-insects Secondary consumer- red eyed tree frogs Territorial consumer- jaguar. Tundra .

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Grasslands Savanna

Grasslands Savanna. By: Genevieve H. Animals. Some animals that live in the grasslands and savanna are Rabbits, mice, birds, foxes, coyotes, and more. 3.herbivors that live in grasslands are ground hogs, squirrels and mice.

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3210.3.1- Interpret a diagram that illustrates energy flow in an ecosystem

3210.3.1- Interpret a diagram that illustrates energy flow in an ecosystem. Only about 10% of energy is transferred to the next trophic level Available energy decreases because it is released as heat into the environment. Energy Pyramid. Tertiary consumer 0.1%. Secondary consumer 1%.

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Grass (producer) 90% energy efficiency

Diet 1. Grass (producer) 90% energy efficiency . Pig (primary consumer) 9% energy efficiency . Me (secondary consumer) 0.9% energy efficiency . P lant. Diet 2. Human (Jason Derulo) .

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Red tailed hawk, consumer, carnivore, tertiary consumer

Red tailed hawk food web by Jordan Murray . sun. Red tailed hawk, consumer, carnivore, tertiary consumer. mouse , consumer, omnivore , secondary , consumer. Marmot, consumer, herbivore, primary consumer. Grasses, producer. Insects, consumer, herbivore, primary consumer.

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F o o d W e b ( :

Cheetahs, Tertiary Consumer. Lion, Tertiary Consumer. Aardwolf, Secondary Consumer. Caracal, Secondary Consumer. F o o d W e b ( :. Wild dog, Secondary Consumer. Zebra, Primary consumer. Elephant, Primary consumer. Trees, Producers.

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