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Ecology & Environment Chapter 2

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Ecology & Environment. Chapter 2. Vocabulary. Scavenger Decomposer Food chain Food web Energy pyramid. What are the energy roles in an ecosystem?. Organisms in an ecosystem are either: Producer Consumer Decomposer. Producers. Organisms that makes its own food - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Ecology & Environment

Chapter 2

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VocabularyScavenger

Decomposer

Food chain

Food web

Energy pyramid

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What are the energy roles in an ecosystem?

• Organisms in an ecosystem are either:– Producer– Consumer– Decomposer

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Producers

• Organisms that makes its own food• Source of all food in an ecosystem• Plants, algae, bacteria photosynthesis

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Consumers

• Obtains energy by eating other organismsHerbivores = only eat plantsCarnivores = only eat animalsOmnivores = eat plants and animalsScavenger = feeds on dead organisms

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Consumers – Which is which?

Label each picture as a herbivore, carnivore, omnivore or scavenger

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Decomposers

• Break down biotic wastes and dead organisms• They return raw materials back to the

ecosystem

• They recycle energy!• Mushrooms, bacteria, mold

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Pair Share Review

• Write one sentence with your pair share partner; finish this sentence:

The sun is the main source of energy for producers, consumers and decomposers because ________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

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How does energy move through an ecosystem?

• Energy moves through an ecosystem when one organisms eats another!

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Food Chains

• Series of events where one organisms eats another.

Lake Algae -> Bass Fish -> Eagle

• Put an example of a food chain in your notes. Connect grass to you!

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Food Webs• Food chain shows one

path of energy• Food web shows all

the possible paths energy can move

*Virtual lab tomorrow!

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Energy Pyramids

• Diagram that shows how energy moves from lower to higher levels

*the most energy is available at the producer level of the pyramid, as energy moves up the pyramid less energy is available

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Pair Share Review

• With your pair share partner, complete the Energy Flow in Ecosystems worksheet.

• 10 minutes!• Will correct when finished!!• No copying! Work together!!

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Vocabulary

Biome

Climate

Desert

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Vocabulary

Rainforest

Emergent layer

Canopy

Understory

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Vocabulary

Grassland

Savanna

Deciduous tree

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What are the six major biomes?

Biome – group of ecosystems with similar climates and organisms

1. Desert2. Rainforest3. Grassland4. Deciduous forest5. Boreal forest6. Tundra

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Climate

Climate = average temp & amount of precipitation

*Climate determines a biome by limiting the type of plants that can grow

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1. Desert Biomes

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2. Rain Forest Biomes

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3. Grassland Biomes

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Prepwork

• Pages 63-66 due tomorrow!

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4. Deciduous Forest Biomes

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5. Boreal Forest Biomes

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6. Tundra Biomes