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During respiration ____ is taken out of the atmosphere and ___ is released to the atmosphere.
food web
omnivores
There is more energy available at the producer level than the primary consumer level.
oxygen, carbon dioxide
bacteria and fungi
the feeding level of an organism
evaporation
transpiration
The interaction of many food chains is a(n)
food web
omnivores
There is more energy available at the producer level than the primary consumer level.
oxygen, carbon dioxide
bacteria and fungi
the feeding level of an organism
evaporation
transpiration
Animals that eat both plants and animals are ____.
food web
omnivores
There is more energy available at the producer level than the primary consumer level.
oxygen, carbon dioxide
bacteria and fungi
the feeding level of an organism
evaporation
transpiration
The most common decomposers in an ecosystem are ____.
food web
omnivores
There is more energy available at the producer level than the primary consumer level.
oxygen, carbon dioxide
bacteria and fungi
the feeding level of an organism
evaporation
transpiration
Water changing from a liquid to a gas (water vapor) is called ____.
food web
omnivores
There is more energy available at the producer level than the primary consumer level.
oxygen, carbon dioxide
bacteria and fungi
the feeding level of an organism
evaporation
transpiration
Which statement is true about energy pyramids?
food web
omnivores
There is more energy available at the producer level than the primary consumer level.
oxygen, carbon dioxide
bacteria and fungi
the feeding level of an organism
evaporation
transpiration
Water evaporating off of plants is called ____.
food web
omnivores
There is more energy available at the producer level than the primary consumer level.
oxygen, carbon dioxide
bacteria and fungi
the feeding level of an organism
evaporation
transpiration
What is a trophic level in an energy pyramid?
food web
omnivores
There is more energy available at the producer level than the primary consumer level.
oxygen, carbon dioxide
bacteria and fungi
the feeding level of an organism
evaporation
transpiration
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