Now conduct research on the types of organisms that live in the ecosystem you chose. note that quaternary consumers and even ter
tiary consumers can include land animals that rely on the animals in the aquatic ecosystem for food. collect information based on these guidelines: producers: identify 2-3 species. primary (or first-level) consumers: identify 2-3 species. secondary (or second-level) consumers: identify 2-3 species. tertiary (or third-level) consumers: identify 2-3 species. quaternary (or fourth-level) consumers: identify 1-2 species. write down the species you’ve identified for each consumer level in the ecosystem.
conduct research on the types of organisms that live in the ecosystem you choose -
Ecosystems, or biological communities, comprise both living organisms such as animals, plants, insects, and microorganisms and nonliving components such as rocks, soil, water, and sunshine.
Producers are plants and algae that manufacture their own sustenance.
Herbivores eat plants and are classified as main consumers.
Secondary consumers are carnivores that devour herbivores at the third level.
Tertiary consumers are predators that consume other carnivores.
A is pointing to the cell membrane. The cell membrane's main function is to provide protection for the cell as well as allow substances in and out of the cell due to selective permeability.
Scientists who do this are doing what is considered to be and called cloning. Cloning is exactly this - taking cells from one organism and trying to produce and recreate an identical (from a genetic perspective) organism.
This can be done in a routinely fashion but there are serious ethical considerations nowadays.
