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Energy Flow in Ecosystems

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    How energy flows through ecosystems: Food Chains, Food Webs, and Energy Pyramids
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  • Flow of energy. Which is correct?
    carnivore, producer, herbivore
    producer, carnivore, herbivore
    Producer, herbivore, carnivore
    herbivore, producer, carnivore
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  • How does energy flow through this food chain?
    sun, grass, owl, mouse
    mouse, grass, sun, owl
    sun, grass, mouse, owl
    grass, sun, owl, mouse
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  • Which shows how energy moves through nature in a grassy lawn?
    sun, rabbit, grass
    sun, grass, rabbit
    grass, sun, rabbit
    rabbit, sun, grass
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  • Plant, Grasshopper, Frog, Snake. If a group of foxes is introduces, what is one thing that will likely happen?
    There will be more grasshoppers in the area
    snakes will begin to eat grasshoppers
    there will be more snakes in the area
    frogs will begin to eat plants.
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  • A population of deer recently increased in size. What could have caused the deer population to increase?
    food sources were hard to find
    Their predators were disappearing
    their habitat was destroyed
    a disease was spreading
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  • Coyote eat mice. Which is most likely to happen to these coyotes if a new predator begins eating the mice.
    more coyotes will arrive from other locations
    There will be fewer coyote
    Each coyote will spend less time hunting for food
    the coyotes will produce more young
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  • Oak trees in a park produce more acorns than usual. The next year, chipmunk population increased. Why
    food sources decreased
    available water increased
    oxygen levels increased
    Food sources increased
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  • Shows how energy moves from one living thing to another in an ecosystem
    community
    food chain
    endangered
    overabundant
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  • All the different living things that live together in the same place and interact with each other
    population
    ecosystem
    consumer
    community
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  • Living things, like fungi and bacteria, that break down dead plants and animals to return nutrients to the soil
    producers
    decomposers
    consumers
    ecosystem
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  • A type of plant or animal that has so few living members left that they are in big danger of disappearing
    overabundant
    endangered
    food web
    extinct
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  • A model of all the food chains in the ecosystem, showing who eats whom
    consumer
    extinct
    producer
    food web
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  • When too many of one plant or animal are living in one place
    endangered
    consumer
    overabundance
    extinct
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  • Living things that make their own food from sunlight
    consumers
    decomposers
    food web
    producers
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  • A type of animal or plant that is completely gone from the earth and no longer exists
    endangered
    extinct
    consumer
    producer
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  • living things that make their own food from sunlight, air, and water
    consumer
    decomposer
    producer
    carnivore
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