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Understanding Food Chains in Nature

Explore the intricate connections of a forest food web illustrated in .Fig. 36.3 on p. 790. Learn about the roles of different organisms, from primary producers to top consumers, and the significance of arrows in depicting energy flow. Discover the Wood rat's diet, its potential predators, and identify food chains involving the rattlesnake at different trophic levels. Delve into the impacts of biological magnification on select organisms.

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Understanding Food Chains in Nature

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  1. Fig. 36.3-Food Web Diagram, p. 790 What do the arrows represent? What are 2 organisms that the Wood rat can eat? What are 2 possible predators for the Wood rat? Find and list the food chain where the rattlesnake is the secondary consumer.

  2. Page 2 Food Web 5. Find and list the food chain where the rattlesnake is the tertiary consumer. 6. Name an organism at the bottom of the food chain. 7. Name an organism at the top of the food chain. 8. What 3 organisms would be most affected by biological magnification?

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