Flow of energy through the ecosystem.
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Plants and algae that make food are called _______? | Producers
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| The organism eaten by a predator is called _______? | Prey
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| ______ is a symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit. | Mutualism
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| A symbiotic relationship in which one organism is harmed and the other benefits is called _______? | Parasitism
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| Oranisms that eat other organisms are called _______? | Consumers
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| A consumer that eats other living animals is called a ______. | Predator
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| In the symbiotic relationship called _____, one organism benefits and the other neither benefits nor is harmed. | Commensalism
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| _______ is a close association between members of two different species living together. | Symbiosis
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| Organisms that get their food by breaking down the wastes and remains of other organisms are called _______. | Decomposers
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| Animals that eat the remains of another animal are called ______. | Scavengers
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| Most energy in an ecosystem is found is ____. | Producers
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| Bull's-horn acacia trees and the ants that protect them are an example of ______. | Mutualism
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| In the Antarctic Ocean ecosystem there are fewer krill than _____. | Algae
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| ______ means "together living." | Symbiosis
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| Going from producers to consumers in an energy pyramid,_________. | The number of individuals at each level decreases
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| When the number of prey in an ecosystem increases, their predators _______. | Increase in number
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