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EEE 105 http://life.uiuc.edu/animalbiology/105/ ID: eee105 Password: prAIRie Lec4 1/23/02
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EcosystemsEcosystems The pattern of interaction between organisms and their physical environment Energy Materials Information Energy
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Energy
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Energy flows through ecosystems beginning with photosynthesis CO 2 + H 2 O C 6 H 12 O 6 + O 2 sugars carbon dioxide oxygen Energy biological energy
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Energy Photosynthesis evolved more than 2 billion years ago CO 2 + H 2 O C 6 H 12 O 6 + O 2 sugars carbon dioxide oxygen in the cyanobacteria
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Energy Photosynthesis evolved more than 2 billion years ago CO 2 + H 2 O C 6 H 12 O 6 + O 2 sugars carbon dioxide oxygen in the cyanobacteria
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Energy causing the greatest environmental disaster Photosynthesis evolved more than 2 billion years ago CO 2 + H 2 O C 6 H 12 O 6 + O 2 sugars carbon dioxide oxygen in the cyanobacteria an oxidizing atmosphere
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Energy Photosynthesis occurs in the chloroplasts of green plants
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Energy Chloroplasts evolved from photosynthetic bacteria Endosymbiosis
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Energy Energy flows through ecosystems plants energy respiration CO 2 + H 2 O C 6 H 12 O 6 sugars carbon dioxide + O2+ O2 Releases energy For growth & maintenance Energy flows through ecosystems (photosynthesis)
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Energy Energy flows through ecosystems plants energy respiration Energy flows through ecosystems decomposition Death of plants
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Energy Energy flows through ecosystems plants energy respiration Energy flows through ecosystems decomposition calories of energy Growth & reproduction = net productivity biomass
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Energy budgets plants energy respiration decomposition biomass calories of energy Growth & reproduction = net productivity Energy Measured in calories
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Energy strategies Energy growth vs. reproduction Energy Energy strategies growth vs. reproduction r vs. K strategies grass is an r strategist bracken fern is r trees are K
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Energy strategies Energy growth vs. reproduction r vs. K strategies many small vs. fewer large seeds
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Energy strategies Energy growth vs. reproduction r vs. K strategies many small vs. fewer large seeds
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Energy strategies Energy growth vs. reproduction r vs. K strategies many small vs. fewer large seeds
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plants respiration decomposition calories of energy biomass primary consumer Producer decomposition & waste respiration & behavior Energy
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Animal energy strategies plants respiration decomposition calories of energy biomass primary consumer Producer decomposition & waste respiration & behavior Energy
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Animal energy strategies Energy r vs. K strategies
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Animal energy strategies Energy r vs. K strategies Bumblebee Economics by Berndt Heinrich Bumblebee Economics by Berndt Heinrich
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Animal energy strategies Energy r vs. K strategies “warm-blooded” vs. “cold-blooded” (endothermy vs. exothermy)
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plants respiration decomposition calories of energy biomass primary consumer Producer Energysecondaryconsumer Energy flows through ecosystems
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plants respiration decomposition calories of energy biomass primary consumer Producer Energysecondaryconsumer Energy flows through ecosystems
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Energy Food chain E producer primary secondary consumer Trophic levels autotrophherbivorepredator heterotrophs
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Why a pyramid?
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Energy Food chain E producer primary secondary consumer Trophic levels autotrophherbivorepredator respiration decomposition 90% used at each trophic level
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Energy Food webs
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Energy Food chain E producer primary secondary consumer Trophic levels autotrophherbivorepredator respiration decomposition 90% used at each trophic level Photosynthetic food chain
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Energy Detritus food chains detritus = dead and excreted material
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detritus Energy Food chain E producer primary secondary consumer Trophic levels respiration 90% used at each trophic level Photosynthetic food chain
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Energy Detritus food chains detritus = dead and excreted material
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Energy Strangest food chain first found off the Galapagos
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Energy Strangest food chain hydrothermal vents
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Energy Strangest food chain hydrothermal vents “gutless” vent worms Archaea endosymbiosis a chemosynthetic food chain
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Energy Food chains photosynthetic detritus chemosynthetic
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