H.2L.1
Explain how energy and chemical elements pass through systems. Describe how chemical elements are combined and recombined in different ways as they cycle through the various levels of organization in biological systems.
Textbook resources: Chapter 3
Key Vocabulary:
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Define in a sentence and draw a color picture representing the term (something that helps you remember it).
Complete a process skill of your choosing for the vocabulary terms.
Read Chapter 3-1 and complete the following Cornell Notes in your notebook.
cornell_notes_-_ecology_intro.pdf | |
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Levels of Classification in Ecosystems - Using the diagram on page 64 of your book, create a diagram or flow chart demonstrating the levels of classification in an ecosystem using examples of organisms found in an ecosystem in Oregon.
Read Chapter 3-3 and complete the following Cornell Notes in your notebook.
cornell_notes_-_nutrient_cycles.pdf | |
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Cycles of Matter - Unlike the one-way flow of energy in a food chain or food web, matter is recycled within and between ecosystems. These cycles are the:
Diagram or flow chart the Water Cycle, Carbon Cycle and one of the last two of your choice. Use examples of organisms found in ecosystems in Oregon.
- Water Cycle
- Carbon Cycle
- Nitrogen Cycle
- Phosphorus Cycle
Diagram or flow chart the Water Cycle, Carbon Cycle and one of the last two of your choice. Use examples of organisms found in ecosystems in Oregon.
Read Chapter 3-2 and complete the following Cornell Notes in your notebook.
cornell_notes_-_energy_flow.pdf | |
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Flow of Energy - Energy flows through systems and is not recycled. Diagram or flow chart the flow of energy using a food chain using examples of organisms found in ecosystems in Oregon. Draw an energy pyramid showing the decrease in available energy as it moves to the next trophic level.
Flow of Energy - Diagram a food web showing the flow of matter and energy through an ecosystem, using examples of organisms found in Oregon.
Probably about time to assess.