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Preditor - Prey - Symbiosis
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- Q1The Gaudy Leaf Frog is a poisonous frog that uses the Vermiliad leaf as shelter from the weather. The leaf is unaffected. This would be what type of symbiosis?CommunismCommensalismParasitismMutualism30s
- Q2The Cupachin Monkey swing from tree to tree and get nectar from the flowers. Some of the nectar sticks on them and with it, pollen. Pollen moves around to different trees. What kind of symbiotic relationship is this?SocialsimCommensalismMutualismParasitism30s
- Q3A wasp injects its eggs into a host plant and when the babies hatch, they eat the plant. The plant eventually dies. What type of relationship is this?MutualismCommensalismUnfairParasitism30s
- Q4A Bromeliad is a plant that grows on trees so it can get sunlight and rain where as if it were on the ground it would not. The tree that it grows on is unaffected. What type of symbiotic relationship is this?Super cuteParasitismMutualismCommensalism30s
- Q5Leaf Cutter Ants cut chunks off a leaf and bring it back to their home to use as protection. The ant protects the plant from other insects. What type of relationship is this?CommensalismParasitismMutualism30s
- Q6Refflesia Arnoldii is the worlds largest flower on earth. It attaches itself onto a host vine and takes all of its nutrients to live off of. The vine dies. What kind of symbiotic relationship is this?ParasitismCommensalismMutualism30s
- Q7When looking at a food chain or food pyramid, the arrows point to -the flow of energy from the sunwhat is being eatenwhere ever they want to30s
- Q8What would be considered a producer?MouseLionGrassOwl30s
- Q9All energy goes back to ONE thing. The -WheatCloudsRocksSun30s
- Q10Sun - Grass - Mouse - Cat - Owl Which would be your second order consumer?MouseSunOwlCat30s
- Q11A food pyramid shows how many animals are in each level. Producers are on the bottom since they are the start of all energy and is eaten be most! Primary consumers are next, followed by secondary, then tertiary. The pyramid becomes smaller becauseThere are less animals as you go upThere are more animals as you go up30s
- Q12Sun - Carrots - Rabbit - Fox - Coyote What is the primary consumer in this chain?RabbitFoxCoyoteCarrots30s