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amoeba sisters food webs energy pyramids answer the questions using the information from the video 1 what do all food chains start with? 2 what do you call an organism that can make its own food? 3 what do you call an organism that consumes a producer? 4 what do the arrows in a food chain indicate? 5 in an energy pyramid, which level contains the most energy? 6 if the consumer only stores 10% of the energy it gets from food sources where did most of the energy go? 7 what is a food web made up of? 8 what is the variety of all organisms living in a given area? 9 what affects biodiversity? 10 decomposers are ____________ but they eat dead organisms. some examples include __________ and ____________
- All food - chains start with a producer, usually a plant that can perform photosynthesis.
- An organism that can make its own food is called a producer or an autotroph.
- An organism that consumes a producer is called a primary consumer.
- The arrows in a food - chain indicate the direction of energy flow, from the organism being eaten to the organism that eats it.
- In an energy pyramid, the bottom level (producers) contains the most energy.
- If a consumer only stores 10% of the energy it gets from food sources, most of the energy is lost as heat during metabolic processes.
- A food web is made up of multiple interconnected food - chains.
- The variety of all organisms living in a given area is called biodiversity.
- Factors that affect biodiversity include habitat loss, pollution, climate change, over - exploitation of resources, and introduction of invasive species.
- Decomposers are heterotrophs, and examples include bacteria and fungi.
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- Producers
- Producers/Autotrophs
- Primary consumers
- Direction of energy flow
- Producer level
- Lost as heat during metabolic processes
- Multiple interconnected food - chains
- Biodiversity
- Habitat loss, pollution, climate change, over - exploitation, invasive species
- Heterotrophs; bacteria; fungi