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Page 1: Succession Trophic Levels Food Webs Biomes. Series of predictable changes that occur over time in response to disturbances. Two types Primary –Occurs

SuccessionTrophic Levels

Food WebsBiomes

Page 2: Succession Trophic Levels Food Webs Biomes. Series of predictable changes that occur over time in response to disturbances. Two types Primary –Occurs

Series of predictable changes that occur over time in response to disturbances.

Two types• Primary –Occurs on “new” ground (little/no

soil) Glacier melt Volcanic lava/ash

• Secondary Disturbance over existing soil (ex. old farmland)

Page 3: Succession Trophic Levels Food Webs Biomes. Series of predictable changes that occur over time in response to disturbances. Two types Primary –Occurs

Occurs where no ecosystem was before.

On rocks, cliffs Soil building occurs

Page 4: Succession Trophic Levels Food Webs Biomes. Series of predictable changes that occur over time in response to disturbances. Two types Primary –Occurs

Soil particle sizes: how they are classified:

Page 5: Succession Trophic Levels Food Webs Biomes. Series of predictable changes that occur over time in response to disturbances. Two types Primary –Occurs

Volcano addingnew land to Hawaii

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Lichens begin growing

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Primary succession can be seen happening on the sidewalks.

If left alone, even NYC would return to a cement filled woodland.

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Grasses and other species begin to cover in subsequent years

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Grasses and other species begin to cover in subsequent years

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Decomposers (bacteria and fungi)

Producers (Plants)

Primary Consumers (Herbivores – eat plants)

Secondary Consumers (Carnivores – eat

herbivores)

Tertiary Consumers(Carnivores – eat

carnivores)

Top two also contain Omnivores (Eat plants and animals)

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How the numbers of these type organisms actually compare to each other.

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An example of a Food Web

Shows how many organisms are interconnected by different paths.

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Food chains are different from food webs.

Chains only show ONE path of energy flow.

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Tropical Rain Forest

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Tropical Rain Forest Tropical Dry Forest

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Tropical Rain Forest Tropical Dry Forest Savannah

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Tropical Rain Forest Tropical Dry Forest Savannah Desert

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Tropical Rain Forest Tropical Dry Forest Savannah Desert Grassland

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Tropical Rain Forest Tropical Dry Forest Savannah Desert Grassland Temperate

Woodland/shrubland

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Tropical Rain Forest Tropical Dry Forest Savannah Desert Grassland Temperate

Woodland/shrubland

Temperate Forest

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Tropical Rain Forest Tropical Dry Forest Savannah Desert Grassland Temperate

Woodland/shrubland Temperate Forest NW Coniferous

Forest

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Tropical Rain Forest Tropical Dry Forest Savannah Desert Grassland Temperate

Woodland/shrubland Temperate Forest NW Coniferous Forest Taiga

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Woodland/shrubland Temperate Forest NW Coniferous

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