Lab #10
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lab_5.docxIeas Almoily
BO315
Lab #5
Q1A:
Biotic; the living parts of an ecosystem, the animals, plants and microorganisms.
B. Abiotic; the non-living parts of ecosystem.
In this image all biotic; fish, plants, sun, animals.
Q2A:
Habitats; have many features or factors that important to the organisms living there. The two major; physical factor and biotic factor.
Niche; the adaptive roles of the organism in the system how to make it live in the environment.
According to university of Arkansas, flamingos lives on coastal or heavily salted seas. They eat the brine shrimp and brine-flies that live in the place like salt lake in Utah.
Q3A:
Consumer: wedge tailed eagle, snake, grasshopper, mouse, rabbit, and kookaburra.
Decomposer: Non
Producers: grass.
Q4A:
The picture could be classified as organism: several of fishes and other animals living in their environment “water”. Also, showing a bird having its own environment of food and producer, which are eggs. The other part of the picture is not obvious to be described.
Q5A:
The lowest trophic level is the first trophic level. The reason is that set of organisms that can manufacture their energy and biomass using only sunlight, drawing inorganic nutrients from the soil or water. The highest trophic level is the last trophic level. The reason is that the size of the portion of the diagram associated with each trophic level is intended to depict the amount of energy, biomass, or number of individuals found in each trophic level. There are three numbers represents energy. 10,000 represents the last trophic level, 100 represents the middle trophic level, and 1 represents the first trophic level.
Q6A:
1st Trophic Level: Producer and it Makes its own food example of the 1st trophic level Plants make food.
2nd Trophic level: primary consumer and it consumes producers example of the 2nd trophic level mice eat plant seeds
3rd Trophic Level: Secondary Consumer and it Consumes primary consumers example of the 3rd Trophic Level Snakes eat mice.
4th Trophic level: tertiary consumer and it consumes secondary consumers example of the 4th Trophic level Hawks eats snakes
Q7A:
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Plants |
Animals |
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Buffalo grass |
Barn owl |
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cattalls |
Alligator |
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Halimeda plant |
Green turtle |
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ocotillo |
Camel |
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Pasque flower |
arctic fox |
Q8A:
I realized how the term of “ecosystem” is very important to every individual existence. Ecosystem is very reliable in keeping individuals alive by ensuring the food supply. We all know that every species is reliable on others. For instance, if you take a look to “food chain” you can notice that birds are relied on plants to be alive, and wild animals are relied on other animals, and so on. In another word, we have two types of consumers one is primary consumer, and the other one is secondary consumers.
Ieas Almoily
BO315
February 26
, 2016
Lab #5
Q1
A:
Biotic; the living parts of an
ecosystem,
th
e animals, plants and
microorganisms.
B. Abiotic; the non
-
living parts of ecosystem.
In this image all biotic; fish, plants, sun, animals.
Q2A:
Habitats; have
many features or factors that important to the organisms living there. The
two major; physical factor and biotic factor.
Niche; the adaptive roles of the organism in the system how to make it live in the
environment.
According to university of
Arkansas,
flamingos lives on coastal or heavily salted seas.
They eat the brine shrimp and brine
-
flies that live in the place like salt lake in Utah.
Q3A:
Consumer: wedge tailed eagle, snake, grasshopper, mouse, rabbit, and kookaburra.
Decomposer: Non
Producers: gr
ass.
Q4
A:
The picture could be classified as organism: several of fishes and other animals living in
their environment “water”. Also, showing a bird having its own environment of food and
producer, which are eggs. The other part of the picture is not obviou
s to be described.
Q5A:
The lowest trophic level is the first trophic level. The reason is that set of organisms that
can manufacture their energy and biomass using only sunlight, drawing inorganic
nutrients from the soil or water. The highest trophic
level is the last trophic level. The
reason is that the size of the portion of the diagram associated with each trophic level is
intended to depict the amount of energy, biomass, or number of individuals found in each
trophic level. There are three number
s represents energy. 10,000 represents the last
trophic level, 100 represents the middle trophic level, and 1 represents the first trophic
level.
Q6
A:
1st Trophic Level: Producer and it Makes its own food example of the 1st trophic level
Plants make
food.
Ieas Almoily
BO315
February 26, 2016
Lab #5
Q1A:
Biotic; the living parts of an ecosystem, the animals, plants and microorganisms.
B. Abiotic; the non-living parts of ecosystem.
In this image all biotic; fish, plants, sun, animals.
Q2A:
Habitats; have many features or factors that important to the organisms living there. The
two major; physical factor and biotic factor.
Niche; the adaptive roles of the organism in the system how to make it live in the
environment.
According to university of Arkansas, flamingos lives on coastal or heavily salted seas.
They eat the brine shrimp and brine-flies that live in the place like salt lake in Utah.
Q3A:
Consumer: wedge tailed eagle, snake, grasshopper, mouse, rabbit, and kookaburra.
Decomposer: Non
Producers: grass.
Q4A:
The picture could be classified as organism: several of fishes and other animals living in
their environment “water”. Also, showing a bird having its own environment of food and
producer, which are eggs. The other part of the picture is not obvious to be described.
Q5A:
The lowest trophic level is the first trophic level. The reason is that set of organisms that
can manufacture their energy and biomass using only sunlight, drawing inorganic
nutrients from the soil or water. The highest trophic level is the last trophic level. The
reason is that the size of the portion of the diagram associated with each trophic level is
intended to depict the amount of energy, biomass, or number of individuals found in each
trophic level. There are three numbers represents energy. 10,000 represents the last
trophic level, 100 represents the middle trophic level, and 1 represents the first trophic
level.
Q6A:
1st Trophic Level: Producer and it Makes its own food example of the 1st trophic level
Plants make food.
