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Big on Biology
A different kind of
World Wide Web
9-12 Science Std: Bio 6f
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Food Chains and WebsFood chain: step-by-step sequence that
links together organisms that feed on each othero Ex: bat ate a mosquito that had bitten a
coyote that had eaten a grasshopper that had chewed a leaf
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Different Food Chains
Terrestrial (Land-Based)
Marine (Water-Based)
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o Food chain supposes that organisms eat only that one particular organismWe know that organisms can eat more than
one type of organismMakes links to different organisms to create
more realistic picture of a food web Food web: complex relationship formed
by interconnecting food chains or feeding relationships signified by arrows
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FOOD WEBS
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FOOD WEBS
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Organisms in the Food Web
Two types of organisms based on where they get their energy (food):
o 1. Autotrophso 2. Heterotrophs
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o 1. Autotrophs: organisms capable of obtaining their energy from environmentMost get energy from photosynthesis when
sunlight on plants makes sugarAre called producers since they produce
(make) their energy Ex: all plants, phytoplankton, some
bacteria
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Aquatic Producers
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o 2. Heterotrophs: organisms that obtain energy from autotrophs or other heterotrophsAre called consumers since they
consume (eat) their energy 3 different kinds of consumers
depending on where they feed in food web:1. Primary consumers2. Secondary consumers3. Decomposers
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1. Primary (first-order) consumers: feed directly on autotrophsEat plants only so are considered herbivores (herb/plant eaters)
• Ex: mice, rabbits, deer, cows
Cows are primary consumers because they eat only plants (producer autotrophs)
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o 2. Secondary (second-order) consumers: feed on primary consumersEat animals only so are considered carnivores (meat eaters)
• Ex: owls, lions, tigers
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Some secondary consumers can also be primary consumers since they are both herbivores and carnivores so are called omnivoresEx: humans, bears
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3. Decomposers: feed on remains or bodies of all organisms to make energyEx: bacteria, fungi (mushrooms), some
insects
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Food Chains All Have Food Chains All Have Decomposers that Decomposers that Can Feed on Can Feed on AnyAny MemberMember of a Food of a Food ChainChain
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Alternative Pathways Maintain Stability in Food Webs
Having alternatives to eat can help stability of food web o Ex: if rabbits in some areas decrease in
population, owls won’t starve, they can focus on mice Less rabbits – more grass - more mice since
more places for mice to hide inIf owls focus on mice, rabbit numbers have a
chance to increaseFood web stays stable since numbers of all
organisms will always go back to original
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Maintaining Stability
EATEAT
Owl can eat rabbit or mouse
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Worldwide problem has arisen: land to grow producers is being taken over by urban citieso As human population grows, need more
food to feed them, and according to food webs, all human food starts at producers
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No land means producers can’t grow No primary consumers will survive No secondary consumers will survive No decomposers will survive
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Deforestation
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Questions?
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The removal of one part from an ecosystem, like the removal of a moving part from a car’s engine, can cause the collapse of an entire food chain. In a food chain, there are predators and
there are prey.Prey – the organism that could be eaten
by another organismPredator – the organisms eating other
organisms
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Ex.: Cat = Predator
Mice = Prey
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A food chain is a series of predators and preyEx: Coyote Dog Cat Mice
bread crumbs (wheat)
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Predators keep the prey population in check.
The prey keep the predators alive by providing food.
predator prey
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Ex. Pacific Sea otters mainly eat sea urchins and sea urchins eat kelp (form of seaweed) and little fish hide in the kelp
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EAT
EAT
HIDE IN
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Hunters used to kill sea otters for their fur. As a result, the number of sea urchins rapidly increased. As the number of sea urchins grew, the amount of kelp went down.
The fish that relied on the kelp for shelter and food also decreased in number.
So killing the sea otters for their fur (nearly becoming extinct), affected sea urchins, which affected the kelp, which affected the fish. (DOMINO EFFECT!!)
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EAT
EAT
HIDE IN
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• Restoring the Balance Is a Difficult TaskCan the “Domino Effect” be stopped?
oYes! The sea otter was reintroduced (more brought back in) which caused the sea urchin population to get smaller because they are being eaten.
oThe kelp bed have increased and so the number of fish are increasing too.
oThis has “restored the natural balance” of the food chain
This is not always easy to do.