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NOTES 33 – Habitat & Niche Where do organisms live and how do they get their energy?

NOTES 33 – Habitat & Niche Where do organisms live and how do they get their energy?. Habitat – The place where an organism lives out its life. Habitats are divided into separate niches.

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NOTES 33 – Habitat & Niche Where do organisms live and how do they get their energy?

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  1. NOTES 33 – Habitat & NicheWhere do organisms live and how do they get their energy?

  2. Habitat–The place where an organism lives out its life • Habitats are divided into separate niches

  3. Niche–The role a species plays in a community. This includes the space where it lives, food it eats, and the other ways a species affects itsenvironment. • A niche is kind of like an organism’s job

  4. Stream Fish Niches

  5. Barnacle Niches

  6. Different Niches – organisms can be categorized into different niches based on how they get their energy • Autotroph (producer) – an organism that makes its own food using energy from the sun • Ex. plants make glucose

  7. Different Niches – organisms can be categorized into different niches based on how they get their energy • Heterotroph (consumer) – an organism that gets its energy by eating another organism • Ex. animals, most bacteria, fungi

  8. herbivore – a heterotroph that eats only plants • Ex. Cow

  9. carnivore – a heterotroph that hunts, kills, and eats animals • Ex. Lion

  10. Insectivore (Carnivore)

  11. Insectivore (Carnivore)

  12. Piscivore (Carnivore)

  13. omnivore – a heterotroph that eats both plants and animals • Ex. Human

  14. scavenger – a heterotroph that eats dead organisms • Ex. Vulture

  15. decomposer – a heterotroph that gets energy by breaking down dead organisms into tiny nutrient molecules • Ex. Bacteria

  16. Without decomposers there would be piles of dead organisms everywhere!

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