Using the organisms you identified in part B, create a food web for the ecosystem you chose. Use this sample food web for reference, although your food web will contain fewer organisms. Note that your food web does not have to include images, but you may include them if you choose. However, be sure to include arrows to indicate the direction of energy flow in your food web. Design your food web using any method listed below: Use drawing or flowchart-building tools in a word-processing program. Hand draw your food web, and then take a picture of it. Use a graphic-design program. Using the Insert Image button, insert an image of your food web in the answer space.

The trophic web is the interaction between different organisms in which there is energy transference. In the attached example, we consider plants, caw, rabbit, bird, eagle, mountainlion, and fungi.

Note: Since you did not detailed the organisms you identified in part B, I will define what a trophic web is, and propose an example for you to understand.

What is a trophic web?

The trophic web is the interaction between different organisms involving transference of energy when some of them feed on the other ones.

The ones placed at lower levels pass energy to the ones at the higher levels.

Organisms at each level feed on the preceding one and become food for the next one.

• The first link corresponds to a producer organism -autotroph-.

• The following links are the consumers -heterotrophs-: herbivores and carnivores.

• The last links are the decomposers that degrade organic matter from dead organisms.

Because it is a web, all organisms are in equilibrium until a change occurs. When a sudden change affects any of the involved links, there can be a cascade effect on the web.

Any change in a link population size (increasing or decreasing) will affect the superior links and the immediately anterior link.

Example.

To make the trophic web, first, you need to define the position of each of the organisms on the web.

Producer → this is the autotroph organism that takes energy from the sun or any other inorganic source → An example of this is any plant.

Consumers → heterotroph

⇒ Herbivores → These are the animals that feed on any part of the plants → Let us say we have a caw, a rabbit, and a bird.

⇒ Carnivores → These are the animals that feed on herbivores → Let us say a mountain lion and an eagle.

Decomposer → detritivorous organisms that take energy from dead matter → Fungi

So, our organisms are

plants,
caw,
rabbit,
bird,
mountain lion, and
eagle
Fungi

Plants directly provide energy to the caw, the rabbit, and the bird.

Plant >> Caw, Rabbit, Bird

The eagle takes energy from the rabbit and the bird.

Rabbit and Bird >> Eagle

The mountain lion takes energy from the caw, the rabbit, the bird, and the eagle.

Caw, Rabbit, Bird, Eagle >> Mountain lion

Fungi takes energy from dead organic matter

Plants, Caw, Rabbit, Bird, Eagle, Mountain lion >> Fungi

You will find an image in the attached files.

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