Using fig. 1, which is a tertiary consumer?

Decomposers get most of their energy from decaying organisms. Most of this is in the form of ________

Using fig. 1, what does the frog rely on for energy?

Using fig. 1, what organism would be most impacted if the deer population were to decrease drastically?

Using fig. 2, which is a primary consumer?

Using fig. 2, which organism would receive the most energy on an energy pyramid?

Using fig. 3, a bobcat would be at trophic level _____.

Using fig. 3, which organism is considered to be an autotroph?

Using fig. 3, which is herbivore?

Using fig. 4, the arrows reflect the energy that is used from one level to the next on an energy pyramid. This used energy is around ______ % for each level.

Using fig. 4, level c is the ________ trophic leve.

_______ are organisms that eat both plants and animals.

A(n) _________ is an organism that gets its energy from heterotrophs only.

A _______ helps to break down (recycle) organisms in an ecosystem.

A ________ gets its energy from a dead animal.

In an ecosystem, a rabbit and mouse get their energy from grass, a snake gets its energy from a rabbit and mouse; and a hawk gets its energy from a snake. What trophic level is grass?

In an ecosystem, a rabbit and mouse get their energy from grass, a snake gets its energy from a rabbit and mouse; and a hawk gets its energy from a snake. What trophic level is hawk?

Water, nitrogen, and carbon are _______ within an ecosystem.

As energy is transferred up the energy pyramid, the amount of energy ________.

An autotroph gets its energy from ____________

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