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Detritivores (decomposes and detritus feeders)

In the Arctic ecosystem, energy transfer begins with algae and bacteria, which are consumed by krill and other small crustaceans. These primary consumers serve as the base of the food chain, passing energy to secondary consumers like the arctic cod.

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the Polar Bear holds the tertiary spot, and for the last time through consuming, the energy and heat that started as algae, is passed into the Polar Bear's system.

the secondary consumer, or in the food chain, the arctic fox prays on the fish, and once again the heat and energy is passed on the fox.

when the Polar Bear passes away, its body is then decomposed by bacteria in the water

arctic cod pray off of the bottom feeders such as krill, passing the heat and energy they have obtained onto the arctic cod

krill feed off the algea and bacteria in the water, consuming the energy and heat from them

NORTH POLE FOOD CHAIN

Detritivores (decomposes and detritus feeders)

Krill and other crustations

Arctic cod and other fish

Arctic Fox

Polar Bear

Detritivores (decomposes and detritus feeders)

In the Arctic ecosystem, energy transfer begins with algae and bacteria, which are consumed by krill and other small crustaceans. These primary consumers serve as the base of the food chain, passing energy to secondary consumers like the arctic cod.

Primary SIX science curriculum notes

Macromolecules Concept Map

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Chapter 4 - the business environments

the Polar Bear holds the tertiary spot, and for the last time through consuming, the energy and heat that started as algae, is passed into the Polar Bear's system.

the secondary consumer, or in the food chain, the arctic fox prays on the fish, and once again the heat and energy is passed on the fox.

when the Polar Bear passes away, its body is then decomposed by bacteria in the water

arctic cod pray off of the bottom feeders such as krill, passing the heat and energy they have obtained onto the arctic cod

krill feed off the algea and bacteria in the water, consuming the energy and heat from them

NORTH POLE FOOD CHAIN

Detritivores (decomposes and detritus feeders)

Krill and other crustations

Arctic cod and other fish

Arctic Fox

Second Trophic Level (primary cosumers - herbivors)

Third Trophic Level (secondary consumers - carnivores)

Forth Trophic Level (tertiary consumers - top carnivores)

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Detritivores (decomposes and detritus feeders)

In the Arctic ecosystem, energy transfer begins with algae and bacteria, which are consumed by krill and other small crustaceans. These primary consumers serve as the base of the food chain, passing energy to secondary consumers like the arctic cod.

Primary SIX science curriculum notes

Macromolecules Concept Map

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Chapter 4 - the business environments

the Polar Bear holds the tertiary spot, and for the last time through consuming, the energy and heat that started as algae, is passed into the Polar Bear's system.

the secondary consumer, or in the food chain, the arctic fox prays on the fish, and once again the heat and energy is passed on the fox.

when the Polar Bear passes away, its body is then decomposed by bacteria in the water

arctic cod pray off of the bottom feeders such as krill, passing the heat and energy they have obtained onto the arctic cod

krill feed off the algea and bacteria in the water, consuming the energy and heat from them

NORTH POLE FOOD CHAIN

Detritivores (decomposes and detritus feeders)

Krill and other crustations

Arctic cod and other fish

Arctic Fox

Second Trophic Level (primary cosumers - herbivors)

Third Trophic Level (secondary consumers - carnivores)

Forth Trophic Level (tertiary consumers - top carnivores)

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