THISIS

ECOLOGY

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Food Chains & Webs ‘trophs &

‘vores

more ‘trophs &

‘vores

Biodiversity & Biosphere

threats

Cycles of matter

EcologyVocabulary

Many of these overlapping,

single pathways make up

a food web.

A 100

What are Food Chains?

A 100

This is the primary energy source of any food web, in any ecosystem.

A 200

What is the sun?

A 200

All plant-eaters are in this trophic level of a food web.

A 300

What is the primary or first level?

A 300

A quaternary consumer is also

known as this level consumer

(some number)

A 400

What is the 4th level?

A 400

In any food web, the arrows always point in

this direction.

A 500

What is “of energy transfer?”

A 500

“self-feeder”

B 100

What is an autotroph?

B 100

“other-feeder”

B 200

What is an heterotroph?

B 200

Humans, birds and bears may be thought of

as this type of ‘vore

B 300

What is an omnivore?

B 300

This primary (first level) consumer is this type of ‘vore.

B 400

What is a herbivore?

B 400

This type of ‘vore eats decomposing

organic matter called detritus.

B 500

What is a detritivore?

B 500

Producers are all this type of

‘troph.

C 100

What is an autotroph?

C 100

Consumers are all this type of

‘troph.

C 200

What is a heterotroph?

C 200

The organism in the picture is this type

of ‘troph.

C 300

What is a heterotroph?

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLE

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A bacon-double cheeseburger with lettuce onions and tomatoes may

be lunch for this type of ‘vore.

C 400

What is an omnivore?

C 400

This tertiary (third level) consumer

may be this type of ‘vore.

C 500

What is a carnivore or omnivore?

C 500

This layer in the Earth’s atmosphere is being depleted which

may let in the UV rays that harms living

things.

D 100

ozone

D 100

Pollution from car exhaustand factories may combine

with water vapor in the air to form this type of rain. (It can raise

the pH of lakes and streams, which caused loss of species.)

D 200

What is acid?

D 200

Clearing rainforests for farmland or firewood,

destroys the “homes” of many animals. An animal’s

“home” is known this.

D 300

What is habitat?

D 300

A form of water pollution in which detergents are dumped

into lakes and ponds, may cause this type of growth, that can lead to the death of fish.

D 400

What is an algal bloom?

D 400

This is the term for separation of wilderness areas from other wilderness

areas due to human development of the land. (It can greatly disrupt habitats and cause local species

extinction.)

D 500

What is habitat fragmentation?

D 500

Too much greenhouse gases, can lead to too much

greenhouse effect, which can lead to this type of

warming.

E 100

What is global?

E 100

Water, snow, sleet or hail falling to

earth.

E 200

What is precipitation?

E 200

This is the process of water vapor becoming

liquid droplets.

E 300

What is condensation?

E 300

This greenhouse gas contains inorganic carbon which may be released to the

atmosphere by breathing,or burning fossil fuels.

E 400

What is carbon dioxide ( CO2)?

E 400

Fertilizer used by farmers contains an organic form ofthis element. Besides fertilizer this element may also become organic by lightning the atmosphere or bacteria in the soil.

E 500

What is nitrogen (N2)?

E 500

The study of the relationship between organisms and their

environment. It involves interactions

with their environment as well as each other.

F 100

What is Ecology ?

F 100

The place on Earth where all life can be

found.

F 200

What is the biosphere?

F 200

These make up the nonliving part of the

environment including: air

currents, temperature, moisture, soil, sunlight, etc..

F 300

What are abiotic factors?

F 300

A group of organisms, all the same species, which interbreed and

live in the same area at the same time.

F 400

What is a population?

F 400

All strategies and adaptations a species

uses in its environment---how it

meets it needs for food, shelter, how and where it survives and where it

reproduces.

F 500

What is a niche?

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Threats to the Biosphere

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This type of species, accidently introduced into

another ecosystem than where it is usually found,

can eliminate other species that normally live there.

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What is Invasive Species (or Exotic Species)?

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