Herbivores

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herbivore

Back 1

animals that eat only plants; plant eaters

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carnivores

Back 2

animals that eat only meat; meat eaters

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food web

Back 3

a weblike diagram that shows the relationships between various organisms and their food sources

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food chain

Back 4

a chainlike diagram that shows various organisms and their food sources

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deciduous

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trees that have flat, broad leaves, produce flowers, and shed their leaves in autum

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coniferous

Back 6

trees that have needlelike leaves, produce cones, and keep their leaves all winter

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secondary consumers

Back 7

animals that eat herbivores and possibly other secondary consumers

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In a energy flow chart, which organisms are at the very bottom of the pyramid?

Back 8

the organisms/plants that get their energy directly from the sun

Front 9

In a energy flow chart, what do you call the organisms that are in all levels except for the bottom?

Back 9

consumers

Front 10

In a pyramid of rabbit, eagle, grass, and a grasshopper, which one is the top carnivore? which is the producer?

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1.eagle 2.grass

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habitat

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the area in which a certain organism lives in

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niche

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the role that the organism plays in its habitat

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what is the temperature that ater boils at? water freezes? comfortable room temperature? normal human body temperature?

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1. 100oc
2. 0oc
3. 22-23oc
4. 36.5oc

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abiotic

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anything that is not living and never onced lived

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biotic

Back 15

something that is living or was once living

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photosynthesis

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the process of using sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to make food

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omnivores

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consumers that eat both plants and animals for energy