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Food For Thought... We're made of star-stuff. We are a way for the cosmos to know itself.

Sunlight is the main source of energy for all life on earth Organisms that capture sunlight to produce their own food use photosynthesis Because they produce their own food they are also called Producers What are some examples of producers? In the tropical rain forest? In your backyard? In the desert? In the Ocean?

Eat dead organic material Many organisms DO NOT produce their own food and must consume other organisms to survive Because they consume other living things these organisms are called consumers Herbivores Carnivores Omnivores Decomposers Eat meat only Eat dead organic material Eat Plants Only Eat both

Food webs show the connections between many organisms in an environment.

Consumer Pyramid Primary consumer Secondary consumer Omnivores Herbivores Secondary consumer Feed on primary consumers (carnivores) Omnivores Feed on primary & secondary consumers

Trophic relationships & food webs

Members of different species of organisms often have to work together, interact and compete in order to survive.

Interspecific Competition - When two or more species rely on the same limited resource ex. Antelope, elephants, and water buffalo all require water on the savanna in Africa.

Predator – Prey Relationships - When one organism hunts another and consumes it. ex. Lion Vs. Zebra ex. Shark Vs. Seal

Symbiotic Relationships - When one organism lives on or in another organism without killing it. a. Parasitism - One organism benefits the other is harmed ex. Tape Worms & People

b. Mutualism - Both organisms benefit from living together. ex. Bacteria in your Gut ex. Bees & Flowers

c. Commensalism - One organism is helped but the other is neither helped nor harmed. ex. A crab could put seaweed on its shell. The crab gets camouflaged, the seaweed gets no benefit.

Assignment Find an example of Parasitism, Commensalism, and Mutualism that could be found in Africa, Asia, or the oceans. Do not use any examples discussed in class. Explain how each example fits the definition.