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Ecological interactions & energy flow

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Froggy Jumps Eco Relationships QuizOnline version Ecological interactions & energy flow by Cassandra Garcia 1 What is predation in an ecosystem? a Two organisms share a resource with no harm b A mutual exchange where both benefit c One organism hunts and feeds on another 2 What defines parasitism? a Both organisms benefit equally b One organism benefits while the host is harmed c Both are harmed and neither benefits 3 What is commensalism? a One benefits, the other is unaffected b Both benefit c Both harmed, neither benefits 4 What characterizes competition between species? a One species always dominates without effects b They are in need for the same limited resources c They cooperate to share energy 5 How does energy transfer affect trophic levels? a 90% is passed to the next level, the rest is lost to heat b 10% is passed to the next level, most is lost to decomposers c 10% is passed to the next level, most is lost as heat 6 Why do disruptions in matter cycling destabilize ecosystems? a Consumers become unaffected b Producers gain excess nutrients c Nutrient availability drops, affecting producers 7 What is a keystone species? a A species that only exists in one habitat b A species with a large effect on ecosystem structure c A species that has no ecological role 8 What role do decomposers play in ecosystem stability? a Block nutrient flow, reducing soil quality b Return nutrients to the soil, recycling matter c Consume all producers directly 9 What happens if a top predator is removed? a Prey populations may rise, disrupting energy flow b Ecosystems become more stable instantly c Predators increase due to less competition 10 Both the bird and flower are being helped in this relationship. a Mutualism b Commensalism c Parasitism

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Eco Relationships QuizOnline version

Ecological interactions & energy flow

by Cassandra Garcia

What is predation in an ecosystem?

Two organisms share a resource with no harm

A mutual exchange where both benefit

One organism hunts and feeds on another

What defines parasitism?

Both organisms benefit equally

One organism benefits while the host is harmed

Both are harmed and neither benefits

What is commensalism?

One benefits, the other is unaffected

Both benefit

Both harmed, neither benefits

What characterizes competition between species?

One species always dominates without effects

They are in need for the same limited resources

They cooperate to share energy

How does energy transfer affect trophic levels?

90% is passed to the next level, the rest is lost to heat

10% is passed to the next level, most is lost to decomposers

10% is passed to the next level, most is lost as heat

Why do disruptions in matter cycling destabilize ecosystems?

Consumers become unaffected

Producers gain excess nutrients

Nutrient availability drops, affecting producers

What is a keystone species?

A species that only exists in one habitat

A species with a large effect on ecosystem structure

A species that has no ecological role

What role do decomposers play in ecosystem stability?

Block nutrient flow, reducing soil quality

Return nutrients to the soil, recycling matter

Consume all producers directly

What happens if a top predator is removed?

Prey populations may rise, disrupting energy flow

Ecosystems become more stable instantly

Predators increase due to less competition

Both the bird and flower are being helped in this relationship.

Mutualism

Commensalism

Parasitism

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Eco Relationships Quiz

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Eco Relationships QuizOnline version

by Cassandra Garcia

What is predation in an ecosystem?

What defines parasitism?

What is commensalism?

What characterizes competition between species?

How does energy transfer affect trophic levels?

Why do disruptions in matter cycling destabilize ecosystems?

What is a keystone species?

What role do decomposers play in ecosystem stability?

What happens if a top predator is removed?

Both the bird and flower are being helped in this relationship.

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