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This archive file of SCI 230 Week 9 Food Web Diagram shows the solutions to the following problems: Write a total of 150- to 300-words in response to the following: |
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General Questions - General General Questions Create a diagram in which you illustrate the energy flow among organisms of a food chain in a particular ecosystem. Select an ecosystem, such as a temperate forest, desert biome, or the Everglades. Determine the interdependency of life in your ecosystem by examining its organisms. Include the following: · List the organisms that can be found in your ecosystem. What is the benefit of this biodiversity? · Label major organisms that live in your selected ecosystem: P for producers, C for consumers, and D for decomposers. Write a summary of your food chain that: · Describes the major categories of organisms: producers, consumers, and decomposers. · Describes the interactions between organisms in your ecosystem. · Evaluates potential hazards caused by humans that might affect your ecosystem’s stability, such as environmental pollution. What effect does this hazard have on the biodiversity in your ecosystem? · Lists the abiotic factors present in your ecosystem. · Describes the food chains associated with your ecosystem. Address the following items: o Name of the plant or animal o What it eats o What eats it How it has adapted to the ecosystem |
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