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Autotrophic vs. Heterotrophic

Autotrophic Definition Organism that produces its own food Capable of photosynthesis All plants are autotrophs

Autotrophic Examples

Heterotroph Definition: Organism that must use other organisms for food All animals are heterotrophs

Heterotroph Examples:

Producer vs Consumer

Producer Definition Gains energy from making its own food Capable of photosynthesis

Producer Example: Plants

Consumer Definition Organism that must consume (EAT) other organisms for nutrients and energy CANNOT make its own food Three levels (Trophic Levels) 1st:Primary Consumer: Eats the producer 2nd:Secondary Consumer: Eats the primary consumer 3rd: Tertiary Consumer: Eats the secondary consumer

Consumer Examples

Predator vs. Prey

Predator Definition Organism that hunts for its food Will always be a consumer Carnivore or omnivores

Predator Examples

Prey Definition Organism that is hunted by other organisms for food Carnivores, omnivores, and herbivores

Prey Examples

Parasite vs. Host

Parasite Definition Organism that survives on or in a host organism Causes harm to host

Parasite Examples

Host Definition Organism used by another organism for nutrients, shelter, or transport It is harmed by the relationship

Host Examples

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