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Ecosystem Puzzles: Food Webs and Interactions
 

Ecosystem Puzzles: Food Webs and InteractionsOnline version

Explore energy, links, and life webs

by Olivia Rosyanti Saetban
1

I am a complex community where living things interact with their surroundings, exchanging energy and matter. What am I?

Hints

Includes biotic and abiotic components working together.

It goes beyond a single habitat or organism.

Think of a system that includes both organisms and their environment.

2

These are the living components of an ecosystem, from plants to animals, fungi, and bacteria. What are they collectively called?

Hints

Found in every ecosystem.

Includes organisms that can reproduce.

They are the opposite of non-living factors.

3

In every ecosystem, non-living factors like sunlight, temperature, and soil shape life. What am I describing?

Hints

They interact with living things to shape habitats.

Examples include climate and minerals.

They are not alive.

4

The organisms that convert energy from the sun into chemical energy, forming the base of the food web. Who are they?

Hints

They start the energy flow in the web.

Often plants or algae.

They make their own food.

5

Animals that eat producers or other organisms to gain energy occupy which level in the food chain first?

Hints

They depend on plants for energy.

Herbivores are common examples.

They are the first consumer level after producers.

6

These eat other animals to gain energy and occupy the next rung after the primary consumers. Who are they?

Hints

They are one step up the energy ladder.

Often carnivores or omnivores.

They feed on primary consumers.

7

Top predators that eat secondary or other consumers, often controlling the community dynamics. What level are they?

Hints

Energy passes through them before exiting as heat.

They may have few natural predators.

They sit near the top of the food chain.

8

A network of interconnected food chains showing who eats whom in an ecosystem. What is this broader structure called?

Hints

More realistic representation of energy flow.

Shows multiple feeding relationships.

More complex than a single chain.

9

A single pathway of energy flow from a producer to various consumers. What is this linear sequence called?

Hints

Is often simplified for teaching.

Shows a direct sequence of who eats whom.

Starts with a producer.

10

A special interaction where two or more species live together and benefit, or one benefits while the other is unaffected or harmed. What general term covers these relationships?

Hints

Often essential for nutrient and energy exchange.

Includes mutualism, parasitism, and commensalism.

Involves close and long-term interactions.

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