Use the Marine Food Chain below to categorize the description to the organism(s). You can use some cards more than once.
Zooplankton
Carnivore
herbivore
Consumers
Phytoplankton
Producer
Primary Consumer
Tertiary consumer
Secondary Consumer
A
B
C
D
E
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Question 2
2.
Use the energy pyramid below to categorize the description to the organism(s).
Draggable item
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Corresponding Item
Tertiary Consumer
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D
Primary Consumer
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C
Producer
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B
Secodary Consumer
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A
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Question 3
3.
Arrange the amount of energy found in each trphic level. 1 being the producer and 4 being the tertiary consumer.
1.895
18.95
189.5
1895
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Question 4
4.
Arrange the amount of energy found in each trphic level. 1 being the producer and 4 being the tertiary consumer.
1200
12000
12
120
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Question 5
5.
Use the food web to answer the question
Which letter(s) represents the producer?
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Question 6
6.
Use the food web to answer the question
Which letter(s) represents the herbivore?
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Question 7
7.
Use the food web to answer the question
Which letter(s) represents the omnivore?
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Question 8
8.
Use the food web to answer the question
The krill (letter C) is what level(s) of consumer?
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Question 9
9.
Use the food web to answer the question
The seal (letter F) is what level(s) of consumer?
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Question 10
10.
A food web better represents the flow of energy in nature than a tropic pyramid because organisms often eat across the levels of the tropic pyramid and organisms rarely eat only one thing or are eaten by one thing
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Question 11
11.
What are the main decomposers in the ocean?
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Question 12
12.
Categorize the descriptions as commensalism, mutualism and parasitism
Relationship where one benefits and the other has no effect.
Relationship where both the organisms benefits
Relationship where one benefits and the other is harmed.
Remora fish hitching a ride with a whale while enjoying the whale's protection
Clown fish lives in sea anemone. The clown fish gets protection from predetors while the anemone gets nutrients and becomes parasite free because of the clown fish.
Isopods enter through the gills of the
clown fish as larvae, and attach themselves to the base of the fish's tongue. The isopods suck blood out of the tongue, which eventually withers - at which point the parasite becomes its permanent replacement.