Biosphere part 2

51 thoughts on “Biosphere part 2”

1. Food web is more complex than a simple food chain.

2. Biomass is the amount of living tissue in a level

3. The difference between a food chain and a food web is a food chain is a smaller variety of animals and a web is a lot bigger group of animals eating each other for energy.

4. A food chain always starts with a producer

5. A food chain starts with a producer

6. There are food webs, food chains, and food pyramids, in each 10% of the energy goes to the consumer and it keeps getting smaller and smaller til none is left

7. The food chain is a series of stops showing how energy is transferred from animal to animal through consumption

8. There is four types of heterotrophs they are herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, and detritivores.

9. There are 4 types of heterotrophs
   1. Herbivores
   2. Carnivores
   3. Omnivores
   4. Detritivores

10. Matter isn’t created or destroyed it is transformed

    Jacob Evans

11. There are food webs, food chains, and food pyramids, in each 10% of the energy goes to the consumer and it keeps getting smaller and smaller til none is left

12. Food webs show how energy is used up, biogeochemical cycles show how matter is transformed.

13. The energy pyramid has no limit on number of organisms although only around 10% make it to the next level

14. Buiomass is the total amount of living tissue in a level

15. The food chain always begins with plants and from there 10% of the total energy is passed up to the next level of the food chain. Riley Glause

16. There are 4 types of heterotrophs herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, detritivores
    Hannah

17. There are 4 types of heterotrophs
    1. Herbivores
    2. Carnivores
    3. Omnivores
    4. Detritivores
    Dammann

18. A producer is the start of a food chain

19. Heterotrophs rely on others for energy

20. Consumers acquire energy from others

    1. Sarah Ruzicka

21. There are 4 types of heterotrophs
    1. Herbivores
    2. Carnivores
    3. Omnivores
    4. Detritivores

22. There ar 4 types of heterotrophs
    1. Herbivores
    2. Carnivores
    3. Omnivores
    4. Detritivores

23. Heterotrophs rely on others for energy

24. Matter is never created, it is transformed

25. Food chains that are connected are called food webs

26. A food chain starts with a producer

27. Transpiration is the evaporation of water from the leaves of plants.

28. Heterotrophs rely on others for energy

29. Biomass is the total amount of living tissue in a level.

30. Heterotrophs rely on other for energy

31. Food webs are food chains that are connected

32. Biomass is the amount of living tissue in a level usually represented in grams of organic matter per unit area

33. A food chain starts with a producer.

34. A food chain begins with a producer.

35. A food chain must start with a producer

36. 10% of the energy in an organism is passed on to its predator

37. Food web is more complex than a simple food chain.

38. Buiomass is the total amount of living tissue in a level

39. Biomass is the total amount of living tissue in a level

40. Matter is never created or destroyed, it is only transformed

41. Phosphorus is in your RNA, DNA, and ATP.

42. Food chain is a series of stops which a organism transfers energy by eating stuff or being eaten.

43. Less than 1% of carbon actually circulates the biosphere.

    1. Less than 1% of carbon actually circulates the biosphere.

44. Food chain: series of stops which organisms transfers energy by eating or being eaten.

45. Transpiration-evaporation from leaves of plants

46. Reblogged this on abc of biology and commented:
    Nice article about Biosphere

47. Test to see if this works.

    1. Conversation of matter is never created or destroyed, it’s only transformed in forms.

    2. In the food pyramid only 10% of the kilocalories is passed to the next level.

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