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Final Exam review Jeopardy Showdown

Final Exam review Jeopardy Showdown . 10 th Grade Biology Mr. Sparaco. Goal:. Assess your understanding about Ecology, Evolution and Human Anatomy .

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Final Exam review Jeopardy Showdown

Final Exam review Jeopardy Showdown . 10 th Grade Biology Mr. Sparaco. Goal:. Assess your understanding about Ecology, Evolution and Human Anatomy .

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Symbiosis. Photosynthesis. Eco-Friendly. Transfer of Energy. Predator/ Prey. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Question Column 1-100.

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Animal, plant, protist, bacteria, archaebacteria and fungi

Animal, plant, protist, bacteria, archaebacteria and fungi. What are the six kingdoms?. Mushrooms belong to this kingdom. What is the fungi kingdom?. Scientists do this to divide all living things into groups. What is classify?. Slime mold belongs to this kingdom.

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SUBTERM 2 FINAL- CLICKER REVIEW

SUBTERM 2 FINAL- CLICKER REVIEW. Bio-CP. What enzyme makes mRNA?. RNA polymerase DNA polymerase Reverse transcriptase Primase. How many chromatids are there in the diagram below?. 2 4 8 0. What phase of meiosis is this?. Prophase II Metaphase I Telophase I Anaphase II

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4 th grade science Laura carter

Ecology. 4 th grade science Laura carter. The place an organism lives or spends most of its time is called its habitat. Habitats can be small like under a rock or large like the ocean Examples of habitats include: a tree, a pond, our backyards. Can you think of an example of a habitat?

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Complete burning of plant material returns carbon primarily to the A herbivores B water

After a volcanic eruption has covered an area with lava, which of the following is the most likely order of succession in the repopulation of the area? A lichens ?grasses ?shrubs ?trees B mosses ?grasses ?lichens ?trees C grasses ?trees ?mosses ?lichens D shrubs ?grasses ?trees ?lichens.

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Energy in Ecosystems

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Interdependence Foldable

Interdependence Foldable. Interdependence Foldable. Outside=definition Inside=examples. Autotrophic vs. Heterotrophic. Autotrophic Definition. Organism that produces its own food Capable of photosynthesis All plants are autotrophs. Autotrophic Examples. Heterotroph Definition:.

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Coe Lake Critters Lesson

C oe L ake O utdoor S cience E ducation. Coe Lake Critters Lesson. Food Chain Key Terms. Producers- Photosynthesis: Primary consumers- Cellular respiration: Secondary consumers- Tertiary consumers- Herbivore- Carnivore- Omnivore- Decomposer-.

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The Zebog

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Feeding relationships in an ecosystem

Feeding relationships in an ecosystem. IGCSE Biology. Feeding types. Organisms can be grouped in several ways. One way of doing this is based on how they obtain their food. Some organisms are producers. Producers make their own food. .

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Ecological issues

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Deciduous forest

Deciduous forest. By Langley Driskell. Forest Food Web. Energy source. producer. Primary consumer. producer. Secondary consumer. Primary consumer. producer. Secondary consumer. Primary consumer. Secondary consumer. decomposer. Energy pyramid. Food Web Explanation.

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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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Food Chains and Webs

Food Chains and Webs. Aya El-Husseini 6D. Area of Interaction. Our Area of Interaction for this unit is Environment . Environment = Deals with the questions: how do I think and act? How am I changing? How can I look after myself and others? Do I Make decisions to a healthy life?. Plant.

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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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Fig. 36.3-Food Web Diagram, p. 790

Fig. 36.3-Food Web Diagram, p. 790. What do the arrows represent? What are 2 organisms that the Wood rat can eat? What are 2 possible predators for the Wood rat? Find and list the food chain where the rattlesnake is the secondary consumer. Page 2 Food Web.

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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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