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Transcript of Food Chain of the Tundra Biome. Primary Consumer Producer Predator The Tundra Biome Arctic Hare eats the sedge Definition: organisms that eat producers. Primary consumers in the tundra include lemmings, arctic hares and caribou. Secondary Consumer Definition: organisms that eat primary consumers. Secondary consumers in the tundra ecosystem include polar bears, wolves and arctic foxes. The Food Chain Decomposers Definition:photosynthetic organisms that make their own food from energy provided by the sun. Sedge in the Arctic Arctic fox will eat the Arctic Hare Definition: the fourth trophic level that contains carnivores that can eat the secondary consumers or the primary consumers Arctic wolves can eat the arctic fox, or the arctic hare.
tundra introduction the word tundra derives from the finnish word for barren or treeless land the tundra is the simplest biome in terms of species composition and food chains vegetation lichens mosses sedges perennial forbs and dwarfed shrubs often heaths but also birches and willowsgrowthforms typical are ground hugging and other warmth preserving forms including tussock forming graminoidsistribution the tundra biome is restricted to the high latitudes of the northern hemisphere in a belt around the arctic ocean many of its species both plant and animal have circumpolar distribution areas