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Ecosystems and Biodiversity - Lesson 1 (Levels of Organisation in an Ecosystem

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Community

Back (Answer)

All the organisms in a habitat

#2
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Ecosystem

Back (Answer)

The living organisms in an area, with the non - living components

#3
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Food chain

Back (Answer)

A sequences of feeding relationships showing energy movement through trophic levels

#4
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Food web

Back (Answer)

A network of food chain

#5
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Habitat

Back (Answer)

A place where organisms live

#6
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Primary consumer

Back (Answer)

The name given to an organism that eats a producer. A herbivore

#7
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Producer

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Plants that begin food chains (e.g plants and algae)

#8
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Secondary consumer

Back (Answer)

An organism that eats an primary consumer

#9
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Tertiary Consumer

Back (Answer)

An organism that eats the secondary consumer

#10
Front (Question)

Examples of ecosystem

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Natural - Oceans, Lakes, and the rainforest Artificial - Fish Farms or Planted Forest

#11
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Population

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The Total Number of one species in an ecosystem

#12
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What do food chains begin in

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Producer - An organism that synthesises molecules. (This is normally a green plant that absorbs sunlight to make glucose molecules)

#13
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What is an consumer

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An organism that eats other organisms

#14
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What consumers are humans and why

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Primary and Secondary because they both eat plants and animals

#15
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Example Of a Food Chain

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Sun - Energy > Plant - Producer > Grass Hopper - Primary Consumer > Shrew - Secondary Consumer > Tertiary Consumer > Owl

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#16
Front (Question)

Predator

Back (Answer)

The consumer that kills and eat preys