Ecosystem study jams Summary:
Ecosystems consist of nth non-living and living organisms. Abiotic: rain, sunlight, temperature, and minerals in the soil are all non-living. Biotic: plants, animals, and bacteria are all living. Biotic and Abiotic work together for an ecosystem to survive and flourish. Different organisms habitat in their population in order to survive.
Changes in ecosystem study jams Summary:
Primary succession is when changes happened to a place where an ecosystem didn't previously exist. While a Secondary secession is when changes happen in an ecosystem that already existed. Conservation helps keep lakes and ecosystems clean.
Food chains study jams Summary:
1st it's producer, then Herbivores, then Carnivores, and last Decomposers. food webs are the chart of which animals eat which other animals.
Food Web study jams Summary:
Primary producers are like plants, secondary are like insects, bugs, and third are like birds and owls, etc. Each animal or organism serves as energy to another one to help them survive.
Food Webs study jams Summary:
Organisms are dependent of each there in an ecosystem. Food webs show a complex chart of organisms in an ecosystem. Food webs have three levels, Carnivores, herbivores, producers, decomposers.
Symbiosis study jams Summary:
Organisms interact with each other in different ways. symbiosis describe the relationship between two things living together in an environment. They're are three types on symbiosis: parasitism, mutualism, and communalism.
Friday 2/13
MARINE food web/ energy pyramid
-Producer/consumer relationship: Limpets and Octopus.
-Predator/prey relationship: fish and shark
-Parasite/host relationship: mussels and seagull
-Predator/prey relationship: fish and shark
-Parasite/host relationship: mussels and seagull
FRESHWATER ecosystem web and pyramid:
-Producer/consumer relationship: mussels and crab
-Predator/prey relationship: salmo and small fish
-Parasite/host relationship: mussels and planation
-Predator/prey relationship: salmo and small fish
-Parasite/host relationship: mussels and planation
TERRESTRIAL web/pyramid:
-Producer/consumer relationship: plants and rabbits
-Predator/prey relationship: squirrel and fox
-Parasite/host relationship: insects and spiders
-Predator/prey relationship: squirrel and fox
-Parasite/host relationship: insects and spiders
What is biodiversity and how does it affect the ecosystem?
-the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem. It effects the ecosystem by changing the food web and food pyramid by the various species.
-the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem. It effects the ecosystem by changing the food web and food pyramid by the various species.
-Where does the energy for all ecosystems originally come from?
It all starts with the sun.
-Why do all organisms in an ecosystem depend on producers?
because if producers weren't around, then the whole entire food web and energy cycle will die.
-How does a food web help show feeding relationships in an ecosystem?
it helps by showing which organisms are on the to and which ones depend on one another.
It all starts with the sun.
-Why do all organisms in an ecosystem depend on producers?
because if producers weren't around, then the whole entire food web and energy cycle will die.
-How does a food web help show feeding relationships in an ecosystem?
it helps by showing which organisms are on the to and which ones depend on one another.