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LOI - 2 - The interdependence of ecosystem within a biome - Coggle Diagram
LOI - 2 - The interdependence of ecosystem within a biome
Food chain -
Food chain is the feeding relationship from 1 organism to another in an ecosystem.
Food web -
A food web is the complex network of food chains in an ecosystem. It links many chains together.
symbiotic relationships -
Symbiotic relationships are between the organisms in which some organisms are harmed and some are helped.
Commensalism
In commensalism, one organism is benefited and the other is neither harmed nor helped. (+/0)
Example - sharks and Remora
Parasitism
In Parasitism one organism is benefited and other is harmed. (+/-)
Example - Humans and Mosquito
Mutualism
In Mutualism both of the organisms are benefited and no one is harmed( +/+)
Example - Bee and flower
Aquatic biome
Freshwater biome
Food web
Symbiotic relationships
Commensalism
Pond weed and fish are an example of commensalism
Parasitism
Ich and fishes are an example of parasitism.
Mutualism
Green algae and aquatic fungi are an example of mutualism in freshwater biome
food chain -
Plants
Freshwater
shrimp
Minnow
Perch
Pike
Osprey
Primary producers - Plants
Herbivore consumer - Freshwater shrimp
1st level Carnivore consumer - Minnow
2nd level carnivore consumer- Perch
3rd level carnivore consumer - Pike
Top consumer - Osprey
Marine biome
Symbiotic relationships
Parasitism
Fish lice and fish are an example of Parasitism
Mutualism
The sea anemone and Clownfish are a great example of mutualism
Commensalism
sharks and Remora are an example of Commensalism
Food chain-
Phytoplankton
krills
sliver fish
leopard seal
Orca
Primary producers - seaweeds, seegrasses, phytoplankton,ect
Herbivorous consumers - krills
1st level Carnivores Consumers- Sliver krills
2nd level Carnivores consumers -Leopard Seal
Top consumers - orca
Food web -
