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Food Web Relationships 1. Read - Food Chains and Webs | Watch - Food Web Brain Pop Helpful resources: Ecology | Ecology and food webs in wetlands Open a word processing document. Enter the questions and your answers. 1. What is a food web?
What is a food chain?
2. Use a Table to examine the species that may interact with bluebirds in their food web. (Enter down the first column) Across the first row enter: Producers, Primary Consumers, Secondary Consumers, Herbivores, Carnivores, Omnivores, Predators, Prey Place a plus sign + in the cells that apply to each organism. Place a minus sign - in the cells that do not apply to each organism. Tabulate the results. What do you find?
Review Food Web at Cayuga Lake Diagram a food web that includes bluebirds. Show the flow of energy.
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