'Feeding relationships' presentation slideshows

Chapter 54 Ecosystems

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Bell Work

Bell Work. How do plants get the energy they need? How do animals get the energy they need ? After you answer these get out your PDSA folder and make sure it is up to date. Bell Work. How do plants get the energy they need?

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Roles of Energy Review Set

Roles of Energy Review Set. Which of the following consumer is a herbivore? ?A. cat ?B. horse C. human D. vulture . Which of the following consumer is a herbivore? ?A. cat B. horse C. human D. vulture .

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Digging Deep: What Drives Infant Feeding Choices?

Digging Deep: What Drives Infant Feeding Choices?. Reflecting on Babies. https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEduV4t2-Wc. Afternoon Overview. Supporting Healthy Infant Feeding Relationships Reflecting on How Baby Behaviors Supports Infant Nutritional Assessment and Counseling

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Ecology Unit 40% of the EOC

Ecology Unit 40% of the EOC . What is Ecology?. Ecology is the scientific study of interactions among organisms and between the organisms and their environments. An ecosystem is the sum of all the living and nonliving things in an area and the interactions among them. Levels of Organization.

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Ecosystem Ecology

Ecosystem Ecology the movement of materials and energy through an ecosystem Section 22-1 Pages 415-419 Producers Manufacture their own food Capture energy and use it to make organic molecules There are two types: Photosynthetic = use energy from light

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Ecosystem Ecology

Ecosystem Ecology. the movement of materials and energy through an ecosystem Section 22-1 Pages 415-419. Producers. Manufacture their own food Capture energy and use it to make organic molecules There are two types: Photosynthetic = use energy from light

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Activity: Constructing A Food Web

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THE FOOD WEB

THE FOOD WEB. Look For the Following Key Ideas. * Energy flows through living systems, but matter is recycled. * Primary producers, called autotrophs, synthesize glucose by the process of photosynthesis or chemosynthesis. * Heterotrophs cannot synthesize glucose, and must consume

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How Species Interact With Eachother

How Species Interact With Eachother. Figure 53.1. Community Group of species living close enough together for potential interaction. Predation. A Predator eats the Prey Predator adaptations Locate & subdue prey Prey adaptations Elude & defend. Competition.

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VA SOL 4.5

ALL ABOUT ANIMALS. http://www.chevron.com/social_responsibility/community/images/img_2005-01-10_focus_gallery02.jpg. VA SOL 4.5 The student will investigate and understand how plants and animals in an ecosystem interact with one another and the nonliving environment. Key concepts include:

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What Is Environmental Science?

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Feeding Relationships - Pyramids

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Feeding relationships

Feeding relationships. Food chains We will be talking about the transfer of energy through an ecosystem- food chain Rabbit, fox & grass. Source of energy. The original source of all energy is the sun Green plants and algae produce food They are called producers

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Food Webs

Food Webs. Food chain: Linear series of feeding relationships . Food web: Shows the overlapping and interconnected food chains present in a community. Food Webs. Food Web Question. Using the food web on page 147 , what would lead to an increase in the amount of largemouth basses?.

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Ecosystem Words

Ecosystem Words. Put the following on your cover sheet for investigation 4!. MONO LAKE - Feeding Relationship. TERM 8 We are are looking at the feeding relationships for this ecosystem. Feeding relationships are one way that organisms interact with each other, by eating each other.

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Scientific Method

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Ecology Review

Ecology Review. Put these organisms into a food chain and link them with arrows in the right direction. Food chains. Now join the animals to show feeding relationships. Put the pictures in the right trophic levels. Energy. Heat.

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EOG Review

EOG Review. Food Webs. Goal 3.04 Food Webs. VOCAB Review. Producer ___ Consumer ___ Decomposer ___ Aquatic ___ Terrestrial ___ Omnivore ___ Carnivore ___ Herbivore ___. b reaks down/digests matter plant-eater makes own food meat-eater eats other things dealing with land

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Year 7 Homework Project

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