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Animals and Energy

TermDefinition
food chain the path that energy and nutrients follow in an ecosystem
producer organism that uses the Sun's energy to make sugar and oxygen
consumer animal that eats
decomposer breaks down dead or decaying plant and animal material
herbivore animal that only eats plants
carnivore animal that only eats other animals
omnivore animal that eats both plants and animals
food web a network of food chains that have some links in common
predator animal that hunts and kills other animals
prey animal that is hunted by and killed by other animals
energy pyramid diagram that shows the amount of energy available at each trophic level of an ecosystem
endothermic animal that maintains its body temperature using energy from food
ectothermic animal that maintains its body temperature using energy from outside its body, like the sun or water
scavenger animal that eats animals that were already dead
metabolism the chemical processes that break down and build molecules inside an organism
cellular respiration chemical energy stored in food is released
adaptation body part or behavior that helps a living thing stay alive
camouflage blending in with the environment
nocturnal active at night
equilibrium when the amount of something stays close to the same
Created by: SCMSLevi
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