Decomposers 1. Sun 2. Producers 3. Herbivores 4. Carnivores 5. Scavengers.

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Decomposers

1. Sun 2. Producers 3. Herbivores 4. Carnivores 5. Scavengers

consumers

Omnivores

PLANTS

All the oak trees in a forest

~ An orchid living on a tree branch

~A tick feeding on an bird

mutualism

Food web

an ecosystem

 contains only a biotic environment. Living Things: tree squirrel Fish bird

 consumer

scavengers

Not alive-but natural: soil, rock, water, oxygen

 a biome can contain one or more ecosystems.

Tropical rainforest

desert

The tundra

 1. A rainbow trout  2. All the rainbow trout in a stream  3. The water, rocks, and organisms in a stream  4. All the rainbow trout, other fish, and insects in the stream

People in a community cut down trees in a forest so they could use the wood. They cut down many trees each year. After several years, a population of rabbits in a nearby field had become so large that the rabbits were causing problems for the community. What is the explanation?

Biomes Tundra Desert Deciduous Forest Tropical Rainforest Grasslands Coniferous Forest

Energy Pyramid for the Food Web Who are the producers? Seaweed and phytoplankton Seaweed & phytoplankton What are the herbivores? Limpets and zoo plankton Prawn, crabs, whelk, mussels Fish gull, lobster