Draw an example of a food web, including an example of the following: a primary producer, a primary consumer, a secondary consumer, and a tertiary consumer.
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Draw an example of a food web, including an example of the following: a primary producer,
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- This trophic level creates biomass from abiotic sources quaternary consumer primary consumer primary producer tertiary consumerWhich trophic level in an aquatic ecosystem would contain the greatest amount of usable energy? Primary consumers located 150 meters below sea level. Primary producers located 80 meters below sea level. Primary producers located 45 meters below sea level. Primary consumers located 40 meters below sea level.Classify the species in this ecosystem and draw a food web of the following species (in the image) 1. The primary producers 2. The primary consumers 3. The secondary consumers 4. The tertiary consumers
- Food Web Construction Directions: Construct a food web using the following organisms (grass,leaves,owl, snake,grasshopper,hawk,bird,caterpillar,rabbit) Use Words to Construct. And answer the question that follow 1What is/are the producer(s) in the food web? 2What organism(s) feed directly on plants? 3What is/are the secondary consumer(s) in the food web? 4What is/are the tertiary consumer(s) in the food web?Distinguish between gross primary production and net primaryproduction.Define producer, autotroph, consumer, heterotroph, herbivore, primary consumers, carnivore, secondary consumers, and omnivores. Give examples please
- Tumucumaque National Park ecosystem For each bullet point, describe how each primary producer helps the ecosystem and how the black spider Monkey Consumer helps the ecosystem. Please answer the following question below with at least 2-4 bullet points straight to the point for ONE presentation slide for the following ecosystem Tumucumaque National Park. Banana primary producer (ONE PRESENTATION SLIDE) Black Spider Monkey Consumer (ONE PRESENTATION SLIDE)Name the apex consumers in the food web shown here.1) list the inputs for a named commercial food production system (for example a corn field in indiana) 2) list the outputs for the same commercial food production system, 3) list the inputs for subsistence farming in a rural area of equador 4) list the outputs for the same subsistence farming in a rural area of equador 5) which method is more sustainable?