The drawing is a(n) __________________________________. Which level has the most energy? Least?_______________________________________________ If there were 2,000 kcals of energy with the producers, how much energy would reach the tertiary consumer? ______________________________________________________________________ Answer Sheet Leaves/left-over vegetables/left-over Plants/algae fruit/egg shells Producer/MOST Add organic matter back to soil Food web Decomposition/fungi/bacteria/waste 10%/towards/energy remains Continental drift Charcoal ash/left-over chicken/soda Study of where organisms live can/plastic candy wrappers Climate 78%/nitrogen cycle Group of ecosystems w/ similar Denitrification climates and organisms Created or destroyed Tundra Plants and animals All of the living factors in an ecosystem Chemical/radiant Abiotic factors Transpiration/evaporation Neritic zone Evaporation Heterotrophy Precipitation/rain, sleet, snow, hail Human Condensation/liquid water Tree Habitat/niche Food chain Autotroph/producer Food web Trees/flowes/grasses Energy pyramid Other animals/lion Producers/tertiary consumers Plants/deer 2 kcal Plants and other animals/people Bodies of dead organisms/vultures
The drawing is a(n) __________________________________. Which level has the most energy? Least?_______________________________________________ If there were 2,000 kcals of energy with the producers, how much energy would reach the tertiary consumer? ______________________________________________________________________ Answer Sheet Leaves/left-over vegetables/left-over fruit/egg shells Add organic matter back to soil Decomposition/fungi/bacteria/waste remains Charcoal ash/left-over chicken/soda can/plastic candy wrappers 78%/nitrogen cycle Denitrification Created or destroyed Plants and animals Chemical/radiant Transpiration/evaporation Evaporation Precipitation/rain, sleet, snow, hail Condensation/liquid water Habitat/niche Autotroph/producer Trees/flowes/grasses Other animals/lion Plants/deer Plants and other animals/people Bodies of dead organisms/vultures Plants/algae Producer/MOST Food web 10%/towards/energy Continental drift Study of where organisms live Climate Group of ecosystems w/ similar climates and organisms Tundra All of the living factors in an ecosystem Abiotic factors Neritic zone Heterotrophy Human Tree Food chain Food web Energy pyramid Producers/tertiary consumers 2 kcal