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aliina [53]
2 years ago
14

Please help (There is a word bank at the bottom of each screenshot)

Biology
1 answer:
natali 33 [55]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

<em>First slide</em>

Plant - Producer

Bugs and Lizard - Primary

Snake, Scorpion, Tarantula - Secondary

Hawk and Fox - Tertiary

<em>Second Slide</em>

Plant - Producer

Moose, Elk, Insect, Bird, Mouse - Primary

Bird, Owl, Weasel - Secondary

Wolf, Bobcat - Tertiary

<em>Third Slide</em>

Plant - Producer

Deer, Rodent, Bird, Insects - Primary

Fox, Owl, Skunk, Bird, Opossum - Secondary

Bear, Cougar - Tertiary

<em>Fourth Slide</em>

Deer, Elk, Fish, Insect, Small Mammals - Primary

Owl, Weasel, Raccoon, Frog, Woodpecker - Secondary

Cougar, Bear, Lynx, Wolf - Tertiary

Okay, I tried but I'm not sure if the tertiaries and quaternaries are correct. Is the choices below used once? I don't think any one of the animals would be the top predators here so I chose most of them as a tertiary. If not correct then it's quaternary. Sorry!

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