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Ecology ... The Study of Nature How living things interact with each other and their environment.

Trophic Levels- how an organism gets its food energy. Producers- make all the food for the community. Only plants are producers.

Consumers- organisms that eat other organisms. Mostly animals. Primary Consumers- eat plants Secondary Consumers- eat primary consumers Tertiary Consumers- eat secondary consumers

Decomposers- get food energy by breaking down dead things and returning minerals to the soil. No3 C PO3

Terminology Quiz Eats plants? Primary Consumer Breaks down dead things? Decomposers

All the turtles in a pond is it’s? Population Non-living? Abiotic Living? Biotic

All the living things in the pond? Community The plants in this pond? Producers

The study of nature’s interactions? Ecology

All food energy comes from the Sun!

The sun’s energy gets passed to all organisms on earth through ... Food Chains- diagrams that show who supplies energy to who in a community

The order of a food chain is always: Sun Producer Primary Consumer Secondary Consumer Tertiary Consumer, etc.

And of course, Decomposers always get the last of the. energy breaking And of course, Decomposers always get the last of the energy breaking down all of the dead things! Sun Producer Primary Consumer Secondary Consumer 3rd Order Consumer, etc.

In reality, any community has many food chains interacting. Sun Producer Consumers Decomposers Sun Producer Consumers Decomposers Sun Producer Consumers Decomposers Sun Producer Consumers Decomposers Sun Producer Consumers Decomposers Sun Producer Consumers Decomposers Food Web- all of the food chains in a community.

All the world’s energy comes from the sun. When the sun is gone... We’re Gone!