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1 Predator / Prey Relationships

2 The population of all organisms is constant.
Healthy Ecosystem The population of all organisms is constant.

3 Grass is Diseased Grass population decreases rabbit population begins to decrease. Next, the snake population decreases Lastly the hawk population decreases After the initial drop off, the populations begins to stabilize.

4 Rabbits are Diseased Rabbit population decreases grass population increases The snake and hawk population decrease After 8 months, the populations stabilize (the grass stays higher than the rest)

5 Snakes are Diseased Snake population decreases rabbit population increases The hawk population decreases The grass population decreases slower than the other two.

6 Hawks are Diseased Hawk population decreases snake population increases. Increase in snakes rabbit population decreases rabbit population decreases grass population increases All populations stabilize. The hawk and rabbit population stay lower than the snake and grass population

7 Predator/Prey Storyboard
You will DO: Identify the domino effect that will occur in an ecosystem if one trophic level changes Create a five panel storyboard that includes pictures and descriptions to tell the story of a predator/prey relationship

8 DUE DATE You will have class time today and time tomorrow to work on your storyboard The final storyboard is due this FRIDAY February 24th.

9 Predator & Prey Storyboard
Lindsay Spears Core 1 Predator & Prey Storyboard Ecosystem: North American Forest Producer: Grass Primary Consumer: Rabbit Secondary Consumer: Snake: Apex Predator: Hawk Grass is wiped out due to a forest fire. With less grass available, many rabbits starve. The rabbit population decreases. With a smaller amount of prey, the snake population decreases. The hawk population will also decrease due to lack of food.


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