Superbugs! Microorganisms are evolving and becoming more resistant to antibiotics. four What are ways that pathogens are spread? food water contact air List and describe two diseases caused by fungus. Athlete’s foot & mold List and describe diseases caused by viruses. two Flu & black plague List and describe diseases caused by bacteria. two Strep throat & E. coli Compare and contrast epidemic and pandemic. Epidemic smaller and more local. Pandemic multiple continents. diseases caused List two examples of and the vectors that them. MalariaMosquito; African Sleeping Sickness ta-ta fly Populations & Ecosystems Draw an Energy Pyramid below. Label all the parts (Producers, Primary Consumers, etc.) Tertiary Consumers Secondary Consumers Primary Consumers Producers What is the difference between a biotic factor and an abiotic factor? Give 2 examples of each. Biotic=living or the byproduct of any living organism (poop, plants, animals). Abiotic=Non-living factors (rocks, water, weather). How does a change in population effect competition amongst species? When a commonly eaten organism’s numbers go down the competition to eat them increases amongst other organisms
Superbugs! Microorganisms are evolving and becoming more resistant to antibiotics. What are four ways that pathogens are spread? food water contact air List and describe two diseases caused by fungus. Athlete’s foot & mold List and describe two diseases caused by viruses. Flu & black plague List and describe two diseases caused by bacteria. Strep throat & E. coli Compare and contrast epidemic and pandemic. Epidemic smaller and more local. Pandemic multiple continents. List two examples of diseases and the vectors that caused them. MalariaMosquito; African Sleeping Sickness ta-ta fly Populations & Ecosystems Draw an Energy Pyramid below. Label all the parts (Producers, Primary Consumers, etc.) Tertiary Consumers Secondary Consumers Primary Consumers Producers What is the difference between a biotic factor and an abiotic factor? Give 2 examples of each. Biotic=living or the byproduct of any living organism (poop, plants, animals). Abiotic=Non-living factors (rocks, water, weather). How does a change in population effect competition amongst species? When a commonly eaten organism’s numbers go down the competition to eat them increases amongst other organisms