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What is an example of a mutualistic relationship?

teacher will decide

Who is the tertiary (top) consumer in this food web?

Eagle

A relationship where both organisms benefit, a win-win relationship

Parasitism

Mutualism

Predation

Competition

What are the reactants (what goes into) of cellular respiration?

Oxygen (O2) and Sugar

Woodpeckers and squirrels: Nesting in the same holes and spaces in trees.

Competition

How much energy is transferred to an organism after is consumes another?

all of it

10%

50%

90%

What are the products (what is made) of photosynthesis?

Oxygen (O2) and Sugar

What is an example of a competitive relationship?

teacher will decide

Lichen is a combination of two organisms: Cyanobacteria, does photosynthesis and produces food for the fungus,and fungus, which provides water and minerals for the cyanobacteria.

Mutualism

Tapeworm and fish: Tapeworms eat the fish’s partly digested food; the fish lose nutrients.

Parasitism

What is an example of a predator/prey relationship?

teacher will decide

Who are the primary consumers in this food web?

Deer, Mouse and Grasshopper

What are the products (what is made) of cellular respiration?

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and Water

Who are the secondary consumers in this food web?

Snake and Frog

What level of the energy pyramid will have the least energy?

The top level; tertiary consumers

Clownfish and sea anemone: Clown fish cleans parasites from the anemone; anemone provides protection for the clownfish.

Mutualism

Ticks and deer: Ticks feed off the deer’s blood; deer loose blood and can get infections from the bites.

Parasitism

Goats and cows: Live in the same place, eating the same plants.

Competition

Cheetahs and antelope: Cheetahs of the African savanna hunt antelope.

Predation

Who are the producers in this food web?

Trees and Grass

Who carries out photosynthesis?

Producers

Decomposers

Consumers

Humans

A relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed, a win-lose relationship

Parasitism

Predation

Competition

Mutualism

What part of the plant cell is responsible for producing sugars?

chlorphyll

chloroplasts

mitochondria

cytoplasm

A relationship where two organisms fight for the same limited resource

Mutualism

Competition

Parasitism

Predation

Name two things that organisms would compete over?

Food, Mate, Territory, Dominance, etc...

What level of the energy pyramid will have the most energy?

The bottom level; producers

Why is cellular respiration necessary?

so cells can change food into energy that they can use

so cells can change the suns energy into energy they can use

it is not necessary

it is important

Who carries out cellular respiration?

humans

any organism with cells

plants

all of the above

A relationship where one organism hunts and kills the other for food

Competition

Predation

Mutualism

Parasitism

What is an example of a parasitic relationship?

teacher will decide

What are the reactants (what goes into) of photosynthesis?

Sunlight, Water and Carbon Dioxide (CO2)