Ecology – study of interactions between organisms and their environment. Consists of biotic and abiotic factors Biotic- living Abiotic- nonliving; i.e.

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Ecology – study of interactions between organisms and their environment. Consists of biotic and abiotic factors Biotic- living Abiotic- nonliving; i.e. temperature, soil, air etc.

Levels of Organization

What is essential for the elk to have energy?

Energy flows, matter cycles Matter is cycled. No matter leaves the earth. Light energy from the sun arrives at the earth. A small amount is used by living organisms. Most of that energy escapes from the earth and is lost as heat energy into space. But how we get this energy can vary.

Producers vs. Consumers Producers = AutotrophsConsumers = Heterotrophs CAN make their own foodCANNOT make their own food Make their own food to use for energy.Consume other organisms to use for energy. 1. Produces that use photosynthesis 2. Producers that use chemosynthesis 1. herbivores 2. omnivores 3. carnivores 4. detritivores 5. decomposers

Define the 5 types of consumers with a partner Herbivore – Carnivore- Omnivore- Detritivore- Decomposer-

Define the 5 types of consumers with a partner Herbivore – obtain energy by eating ONLY plants Carnivore – obtain energy by eating ONLY animals Omnivore- obtain energy by eating both plants and animals Detritivore – obtain energy by feeding on plant and animal remains Decomposer – break down organic matter.

Energy flows, matter cycles Matter is cycled. No matter leaves the earth. Light energy from the sun arrives at the earth. A small amount is used by living organisms. Most of that energy escapes from the earth and is lost as heat energy into space. But how we get this energy can vary.

Producers are the foundation of all living things One way flow of energy. Energy is passed from the producer to 4 different groups of organisms.