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Food Webs, Food Chains and Trophic Levels. SNC1D1 – RHSA. A food chain is one path through a food web . Name the producers. Name four consumers. A food web shows the many complex feeding relationships in an ecosystem. Food chains start with a producer and end with a consumer .
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Food Webs, Food Chains andTrophic Levels SNC1D1 – RHSA
A food chain is one path through a food web. • Name the producers. • Name four consumers. • A food web shows the many complex feeding relationships in an ecosystem.
Food chains start with a producer and end with a consumer. • Healthy food webs have many food chains.
What are two food chains in this food web? • grass snail bird eagle • grass caterpillar lizard
Food chains use arrows to show energy flow. • Producers are photosynthetic and produce glucose using energy from the Sun. • Consumers must get their energy by eating producers or other consumers.
After the producer a food chain can have one, two, three or more levels of consumers called primary consumers, secondary consumers and tertiary consumers.
The producer is the first energy level or first trophic level. The primary consumer is the second trophic level. The secondary consumer is the third energy level and so on.
And now for a little fun - • - Food Chain Song 2:46 • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE6wqG4nb3M&feature=related • - Food chain on a farm 1 min • http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/food-chains-on-a-farm/2313.html