the secondary producers

carnivores

the first producers of energy-rich compounds that are later used by other organisms

carnivores, herbivore, omnivore, scavengers, decomposers

plants and animals

elements that pass from one organism to another

the level in which primary producers are

another word for pyramids of mass

each step in a food chain or food web

processes that deal with land

cycles that include the transition of organisms through the biosphere

elements that pass from one organism to another among parts of the biosphere through closed loops

the repetition of biochemical processes

includes processes that deal with land such as volcanic eruption, erosion, and weathering

includes processes that deal with non-living things

deals with the different geographical evolutions

energy flows through an ecosystem

money and trade

land - volcanic eruption, erosion, and weathering

non- living factors - heat and temperature

biomes

economics is concerned with human interactions based on money and trade; in both, organisms and humans are trying to meet their needs

economics are concerned with human links and both, include the needs and wants of organisms

they both are talking about abiotic and biotic factors

they both are in the biosphere and all of the organisms interact with eachother

individual, population, ecosystem, and biosphere

population, biome, system, town

sunlight, temperature, humidity, soil

individual, population, community, ecosystem, biome, biosphere

sunlight, temperature, humidity, soil types

all living parts of the ecosystem

nonliving factors - plants and animals

both nonliving and living factors

observation, experimentation, and modeling

observing, recreating, and producing

training, evolving, and developing

they absorb the sunlight and chemically convert it into forms of living cells

they use the three modern methods - observation, experimentation, and modeling

they transfer the sunlight and chemically absorb it into forms of living cells

they contain the sunlight and chemically convert it into forms of living cells

carnivore, herbivore, omnivore, scavengers, decomposers, ad detritivores

carnivore , decomposers, omnivore, scavinger

detritus, decomposers, omnivore, scavengers, carnivore, herbivore

organisms that breaks down and obtains energy from dead organic matter

organisms that obtain and transfer energy from dead organic matter

organisms that feed on plants and animal remains

organisms that help in the production of energy

true

false

organisms that feed on plant and animal remains and other dead matter

organisms that breaks down and obtains energy from dead matter

organisms that eat both plants and animals

organisms that feed on plants

energy flows through an ecosystem in a two way stream, from primary producers to various consumers

energy flows through an ecosystem in one way stream, from primary producers to various consumer

energy flows through an ecosystem from secondary consumers

energy flows from the ecosystem in a wave-like pattern

shows the relative amount of energy available at each tropic level of a food chain

is when energy flows through the ecosystem

shows the relative amount of organic matter available

shows the amount of energy in an ecosystem,

illustrate the relative amount of living organic matter available at each tropic level in an ecosystem

shows the amount of energy flowing from an individual organism at each trophic level in an ecosystem

shows the relative number of individual organisms at each trophic level in an ecosystem

illustrates the change of mass of energy in an organism in an ecosystem

shows the relative number of individual organisms at each trophic level in an ecosystem

shows the relative amount of living organic matter available at each trophic level

shows the relative number of a population at each trophic level in an ecosystem

shows the amount of grouped organisms at each trophic level in an ecosystem

consist of any and all activities performed by living organisms

consist of only specific activities performed by living organisms

consist of any and all activities performed by non-living organisms

the changing of one or more chemicals

true

false

true

false

primary consumers

producers

primary producers

carnivores

a herbivore

an omnivore

carnivore

scavenger

all populations in an area

a biological community of interacting organisms and their environment

an individual organism