$ 100In this symbiotic relationship, both organisms benefit from each other

$ 100These organisms make their own food and are the base of the energy

flow pyramid.

$ 100This consumer eats

only plants, humans of this type call

themselves vegetarians

$ 100Any living thing

$ 100A “chain” of events in

which one organism eats an other and obtains

energy

$ 100This is the process

in which plants make their own

food

$ 200In this symbiotic relationship, one

organism benefits while the other is not helped or

harmed

$ 200This organism is the

“first” one to consume a producer

$ 200

This consumer eats only meat

$ 200A group of

organisms of the “same species” in

an ecosystem

$ 200Several food chains

interwoven and interdependent upon each other

$ 200During photosynthesis, a plant gets energy from

this glowing orb

$ 300This is any close

relationship between two organisms that benefit at least one of the species

$ 300This “2nd place”

consumer eats other first level consumers

$ 300These consumers,

including humans, eat both plants and

animals

$ 300All the different species of living organisms in an

ecosystem

$ 300The “study” of the

environment, including all the biotic and abiotic

factors and how they interact

$ 300During photosynthesis,

a plant uses these “three” things to make

its food

$ 400In this symbiotic relationship, one

organism lives “on or in” another organism and gets

its food from it

$ 400This organism returns

energy and nutrients back into the environment when it chemically breaks down

dead organisms

$ 400This consumer

feeds only on dead animals

$ 400All the biotic and

abiotic factors interacting with each

other

$ 400The “specialized role”

played by each organism in the

environment

$ 400During photosynthesis, a

plant produces these “two” by products