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| The amount of organisms a specific ecosystem can maintain. |
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| An organism which can only feed on plants |
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| An organism that can only feed on other animals |
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| An organism which eats both animals and plant.s |
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| What travels through a food chain? |
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| What must a food chain start with? |
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| What animal is on every level of the food chain? |
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| A sequence of who eats who in a biological community to obtain nutrition. |
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| A network of many food chains |
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| How much energy is lost each trophic level? Why is energy lost? |
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| 10% less energy is lost. This is because some energy is lost as heat due to metabolic processes. |
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| What are abiotic factors? Name some types. |
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| Abiotic factors are nonliving parts on an environment. Types are temperature, soil, oxygen levels, light, water, and precipitation amount. |
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