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Science 10 - Ecology and Population Assessment
Name:
1. Examine the food web below, and answer the questions to the right. (4 marks)
(a) Give two examples of primary consumers.
vulture
(b) Which organism is the top consumer?
seagull
water snake
(c) Give 1 example of a predator-prey relationship within this
food web.
minnow
water flea
(d) Give 1 example of interspecific competition illustrated in
this food web.
algae
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Science 10 - Ecology and Population Assessment
Name:
1. Examine the food web below, and answe...
1. Examine the food web below, and answe...
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