1 of 35

Slide Notes

DownloadGo Live

Energy Pyramid

Published on Nov 18, 2015

No Description

View Outline

MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

1.

Energy Pyramid

By: mrs. Lowery
Photo by MightyBoyBrian
2.

Death-Eaters

3.

scavengers

Photo by H2O Alchemist
4.

Insects

5.

some birds

Photo by Leo Reynolds
6.

some omnivores

Photo by kat+sam
7.

Canines, hyenas, and some big cats

Photo by doublejwebers
8.

piranhas

Photo by Jonas Hansel
9.

Decomposers

Photo by Ecoagriculture Partners
10.

bacteria and protists

11.

fungi

12.

Detritivores

saprotrophs: eat decayed matter
Photo by jenny downing
13.

Millipedes, isopods, fiddler crabs

14.

sea stars and sea cucumbers

15.

worms, slugs, and some insects

Photo by Ancient flicks from Matías W. Rojas
16.

producers

autotrophs: Self-feeders
17.

energy from the sun

18.

photoautotrophs: green plants and algae

19.

Untitled Slide

20.

chemoautotrophs: chemical eaters

21.

Consumers

HETEROTROPHS / other eaters
Photo by marfis75
22.

primary consumers

herbivores: plant eaters
23.

secondary consumers

small carnivores and omnivores
24.

tertiary consumers

carnivores and omnivores
25.

quaternary consumers

top / Apex predators
26.

Untitled Slide

27.

Untitled Slide

28.

Untitled Slide

29.

Energy transfer: Think about what we eat

Photo by WarzauWynn
30.

Untitled Slide

31.

Untitled Slide

32.

trophic cascades

Photo by Sylvain Abdoul Photographie
33.

trophic cascades

  • the presence of top predators in an ecosystem can affect biomass, nutrients, gas exchange, and the landscape.
34.

yellowstone wolves

Photo by swh
35.

Bass and yellow perch in lakes

jes lowery