Definitions for Food Web Bingo
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| The mass of living tissue found at each level of a food chain. | Biomass
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| One way energy is lost from a chain chain. | Heat energy
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| An organism that can make its own food. | Producer
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| An animal the get energy from eating both plants and animals. | Omnivore
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| An animal that hunts prey. | Predator
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| This type of consumer eats primary consumers. | Secondary
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| This is shown by the arrows in food chains/webs. | Energy flow
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| Hunted by predators. | Prey
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| An animal the get energy from eating other animals. | Carnivore
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| The third level of consumer in a food chain. | Tertiary consumer
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| This amount of energy is lost at each level of a food chain. | 90%
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| Producers use this chemical reaction to make their own food. | Photosynthesis
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| This type of consumer only eats plants. | Primary
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| This is also called a primary consumer. | Herbivore
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| This type of energy is converted into chemical energy by producers. | Light
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| This amount of energy is passed on to the next organism in a food chain. | 10%
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| This is needed by all organisms to carry out the processes required for life. | Energy
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