Which aquarium would contain the most stable ecosystem? NAME:(1)DATE:ECOLOGY - Day 2 Aquatic Systems(AQUARIUM STABILITY)CLAIM-EVIDENCE-REASONINGREAL LIFE APPLICATION: Examine the 4 data tables that show the amount in grams of allorganisms present in four different aquariums.(3)Organismaquatic plantsfish that eat plantsfish that eat fishbacterialOrganismaquatic plantsfish that eat plantsfish that eat fishAmount400 g40 g4 g.001 gCLAIMAmount1 g4840 g(2)REASONING[Explain why your evidencesupport your claim, use scientific principles)Organismaquatic plantsfish that eat plantsfish that eat fishbacteriaOrganismaquatic plantsfish that eat plantsfish that eat fishAmount1 g4 g40 g400 gAmount400 g40 g4 BQUESTION: Which aquarium would contain the most stable ecosystem?TICKETEVIDENCE(3 supporting details)REBUTTALIProvide an alternate explanationor tell why you agreeiETO SECONDARY SCIENCE CER ACTIVITY 2022

Aquarium It is the artificial environment for fish and aquatic creatures with at least one…

NAME: (1) DATE: ECOLOGY - Day 2 Aquatic Systems (AQUARIUM STABILITY) CLAIM-EVIDENCE-REASONING REAL LIFE APPLICATION Examine the 4 data tables that show the amount in grams of all organisms present in four different aquariums. (3) Organism aquatic plants fish that eat plants fish that eat fish bacteria Organism aquatic plants fish that eat plants fish that eat fish Amount 400 B 40 g 4g ,001 g CLAIM Amount .18 4g 40 g (2) (4) Organism aquatic plants fish that eat plants fish that eat fish bacterial Organism aquatic plants fish that eat plants fish that eat fish Amount 18 48 40 g 400 g Amount TICKET 400 g 40 g 48 QUESTION: Which aquarium would contain the most stable ecosystem? EVIDENCE (3 supporting details) www T HIPOLYMER ERASER

NAME: (1) DATE: ECOLOGY - Day 2 Aquatic Systems (AQUARIUM STABILITY) CLAIM-EVIDENCE-REASONING REAL LIFE APPLICATION Examine the 4 data tables that show the amount in grams of all organisms present in four different aquariums. (3) Organism aquatic plants fish that eat plants fish that eat fish bacteria Organism aquatic plants fish that eat plants fish that eat fish Amount 400 B 40 g 4g ,001 g CLAIM Amount .18 4g 40 g (2) (4) Organism aquatic plants fish that eat plants fish that eat fish bacterial Organism aquatic plants fish that eat plants fish that eat fish Amount 18 48 40 g 400 g Amount TICKET 400 g 40 g 48 QUESTION: Which aquarium would contain the most stable ecosystem? EVIDENCE (3 supporting details) www T HIPOLYMER ERASER

Biology 2e

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781947172517

Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter46: Ecosystems

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8RQ: What term describes the use of mathematical equations in the modeling of linear aspects of...

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