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Ecology Website

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Which biome supports the least amount of life?

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Which biome supports the least amount of life?

Front

The tundra.

Back

Example and Description of a Carnivore

Front

Owls; animal that eats other animals.

Back

What are two things that decrease a population?

Front

Old age, competition. Predator, natural disasters, migration

Back

Example and Description of a Herbivore

Front

Rabbit, deer; animals that eat plants.

Back

What are the consumers, producers, and decomposers in a Meadow food web?

Front

Consumers - rabbit, red fox, thrush, and snail. Producer - grass. Decomposer - snail.

Back

What are two things that increase a population?

Front

Good weather, no predators. Medicine, geographic isolation.

Back

What are the six biomes of the world?

Front

Tundra, taiga, grassland, desert, temperate deciduous forest, tropical rainforest.

Back

Example and Description of Decomposers

Front

Mushrooms; feed on decaying matter FBI

Back

Most of the earth is covered by what land biome?

Front

The taiga (Water covers 3/4 of the earth and is the largest biome).

Back

The most diverse biomass is found in what biome?

Front

The tropical rainforest.

Back

Example and Description of a Consumer

Front

Animal; must eat/absorb - can't make own food.

Back

What are the three marine ecosystems.

Front

Shorelines, temperate, and tropical oceans.

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List two facts about Human Soil Erosion.

Front

Human activity causes 10 X more soil erosion than all natural processes combined. Agricultural U.S. erosion rate is appr. 1,500 ft. per million years.

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What are the three freshwater ecosystems.

Front

Rivers, streams, ponds, lakes, wetlands.

Back

What is a population?

Front

A group of organisms of the same species in an area.

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Example and Description of Teritary Consumer.

Front

Hawk, eagle; top carnivore that eats other carnivores/omnivores.

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Example and Description of a Producer

Front

Plant; use light energy to produce food, CO2, H2O.

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Example and Description of Secondary Consumer

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Birds, people, snakes; carnivores or omnivores that eat herbivores (primary consumers).

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