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1 Do now activity #5 In a food chain, how much energy does the herbivore get to keep? Give an example of a community. Give an example of an ecosystem. How much energy does the first trophic level have? What type of organism is in the first trophic level? Finish Food Web Worksheet Part A, B, & C

2 Section 7-3: conserving Matter
Essential Question: How is matter conserved (recycled) as it moves through a food chain? Learning Target Using a food chain explain the transfer of matter (carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen) from one organism to another focusing on the building of macromolecules. Section 7-3: conserving Matter

3 announcements Available Extra Credit:
Starburst Original Jellybeans = 30 Points Stauffer’s Original Animal Crackers = 30 Points

4 Don’t forget to chunk your notes!

5 overview The 4 phases of matter are: Solid Gas Liquid Plasma

6 Matter is anything that takes up ____ and has ____ .
overview Matter is anything that takes up ____ and has ____ . space mass

7 overview Atom: the basic unit of matter.

8 overview Element: a pure substance of ____ _____ of atom. one type

9 overview Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen Nitrogen
The 4 elements required for living systems: Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen Nitrogen

10 Don’t forget to chunk your notes!

11 All life is made of _______ .
Food chains All life is made of _______ . matter (CHON)

12 When consumers ___ ______ __________ , matter is transferred.
Food chains eat other organisms

13 Food chains The matter (CHON) gained is used to build ____________ needed by the body. macromolecules Carbohydrates, nucleic acids, proteins, and lipids

14 Food chains Lipids Protein Carbohydrate Nucleic Acid ________
4 Macromolecules Protein Carbohydrate Nucleic Acid ________ Carbohydrates, nucleic acids, proteins, and lipids Lipids

15 Don’t forget to chunk your notes!

16 Conserving matter Animals need to eat _____ to get the CHON so their body can make ____________ . food Carbohydrates, nucleic acids, proteins, and lipids macromolecules

17 Conserving matter die decomposes macromolecules
When animals ___ , their body ____________ and gives the CHON to the soil for plants to make _____________ . decomposes macromolecules

18 Conserving matter The grasshopper eats the grass matter.
The bluebird eats the grasshopper matter. The grasshopper eats the grass matter. The owl eats the snake matter. The snake eats the bluebird matter. The producer absorbs the decomposer’s broken down nutrients. The decomposers break down the owl matter.


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