5. Which organisms do leopard seals eat?6. Which organisms eat krill?7. What producer(s) can be found in the food web?8. List one important type of organism missing from this food web:9. If there was a large oil spill whichblocked most of the sunlight,decreasing the amount of algaeavailable, how would each of thefollowing populations be affected?10. Use the food web to identify organisms using the following table so that the killerwhale is the quaternary (fourth) consumer.1. Primary consumer2. Secondary consumer3. Tertiary consumer4. Quaternary consumerCreated by countingorganisms at each levelFirst level carnivoresHerbivoresMarine PlanktonPopulation How it Will Be Affected:CodLeopard sealKiller whaleCreated by weighingorganisms at each levelFirst level carnivoresMarine Plankton© 2011 Vanema mnHerbivoresKiller whaleCreated by measuringcalories at each levelFirst level carnivoresMarine PlanktonHerbivoresABсView the three pyramids above. Identify which pyramid best matches the description:11. Number of individual organisms12. Measurement of productivity (rate at which plants make food)13. Measurement of biomass14. Explain your reasoning as to which pyramid (A, B, or C) you chose for measurementof productivity (#12):718

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5. Which organisms do leopard seals eat? 6. Which organisms eat krill? 7. What producer(s) can be found in the food web? 8. List one important type of organism missing from this food web: Population Cod Leopard seal Killer whale 9. If there was a large oil spill which blocked most of the sunlight, decreasing the amount of algae available, how would each of the following populations be affected? 10. Use the food web to identify organisms using the following table so that the killer whale is the quaternary (fourth) consumer. 1. Primary consumer 2. Secondary consumer 3. Tertiary consumer 4. Quaternary consumer Created by counting How it Will Be Affected: Created by weighing Killer whale Created by measuring

5. Which organisms do leopard seals eat? 6. Which organisms eat krill? 7. What producer(s) can be found in the food web? 8. List one important type of organism missing from this food web: Population Cod Leopard seal Killer whale 9. If there was a large oil spill which blocked most of the sunlight, decreasing the amount of algae available, how would each of the following populations be affected? 10. Use the food web to identify organisms using the following table so that the killer whale is the quaternary (fourth) consumer. 1. Primary consumer 2. Secondary consumer 3. Tertiary consumer 4. Quaternary consumer Created by counting How it Will Be Affected: Created by weighing Killer whale Created by measuring

Biology 2e

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781947172517

Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter23: Protists

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 22RQ: Which of the following is not a way that piotists contribute to the food web? They fix carbon into...

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