FOOD WEBS & FOOD CHAINS

A consumer at the top of a food chain is also called ..

• Primary predator

• Top Eater

• An Apex predator

• Secondary Predator

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When there are too many predators in a habitat, all of the following can happen except...

• The predator's food source will run out

• The predators will be forced to leave the habitat

• The predators will become herbivores

• The predators will be forced to hunt other carnivores

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If there are too many primary consumers (herbivores) and not enough predators, what is most likely to happen?

• The herbivores will attack each other

• The herbivores will become carnivores

• The herbivores will eat all of their food source

• The few predators will become invasive species

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In this food chain, the arrows represent...

• who eats who in the food chain

• rankings of animal importance

• the flow of energy

• how many plants there are vs. animals

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All energy starts with the ____________

• Consumer

• Producer

• Decomposer

• Sun

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Plants can survive and grow without all of these, except...

• Soil and Sun

• Sun and water

• Soil and Water

• Air and Water

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A plant or animal introduced to an ecosystem that can disrupt the natural cycle is called...

• A predatory species

• An invasive species

• A foreign species

• An A-typical species

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Organism that eats other things for food

• consumer

• producer

• decomposer

• prey

Overlapping food chains

• food cycle

• food network

• food system

• food web

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What is this called?

• Food Web
• Food Chain
• Abiotic Factors

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