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2 Animal: sketch : description & size: behaviors:

3 Average biomass (individual) Energy from mass (individual) foods Energy intake (from food) per year Energy intake (from food) per day

4 Population density per km2 Average biomass per km2 Energy (from mass) per km2 IRPE Energy in kcals % energy Energy Intake (from food) per km2

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6 Intake Absorption (via digestion) Respiration Production (growth) Excretion ENERGY UNAVAILABLE TO OTHERS ENERGY AVAILABLE TO OTHERS Animal: Type of Feeder: carnivore Food Sources & compounds:

7 ENERGY UNAVAILABLE TO OTHERS ENERGY AVAILABLE TO OTHERS Animal: Type of Feeder: herbivore Food Sources & compounds: Herd Intake Absorption (via digestion) RespirationProduction ((available to carnivores) Excretion (not available to carnivores)

8 Incoming Solar Energy = Production (NPP) + Respiration + Unabsorbed Energy Incoming Solar Energy Absorption (via photosynthesis) Respiration Production (NPP) Types of Plants

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