Please do answers 4-7 these are the answers for the above :1)Producers Consumers HerbivoresOmnivoresPredatorsTop predatorsPhytoplanktons, seaweedsAll the other animals other than Phytoplanktons, seaweeds are consumers.Zooplankton, Starfish, MusselRight whaleSquids, Antarctic toothfish, Adelie Penguins, Weddell seal, Crabeater seal, Emperor penguins, Octopus, Krills, Borch Killer whales, Leopard seals, Albatross, Sperm whale, Humpback whale, Antarctic fulmar2. The original energy comes from the sun. The plants/producers convert light energy into chemical energy.3. The longest food chain is - Phytoplankton - Zooplankton - Krill - Squid - Crabeater Seal - Killer whale 1 Make a table, like the one shown below, to show all the organisms in the food web. Someorganisms may appear in more than one column.Producers Consumers Herbivores Omnivores Predators Top predators2 A food web is like a flow diagram. It shows how energy is transferred between the plants andanimals in a habitat. Where does this energy originally come from?3 Write down the longest food chain in the food web.4 Write down the shortest food chain in the food web.5 Humans eat Antarctic toothfish. Write out a food chain that includes this fish and humans.6 Name three organisms that are in competition with one another.7 Krill are tiny creatures that look a bit like miniature shrimps. They grow best under the ice thatforms on the sea in the Antarctic winter. Global warming means that less of this ice is forming.What effect will this have on the food web? The British Antarctic Survey sends ecologists to research the feeding relationships between theorganisms in Antarctica. Here is part of the ocean food web they have built up.leopard sealhumpback whalekiller whalesperm whaleemperor penguinright whalecrabeater sealalbatrossWeddell sealsquidAdelie penguinborchAntarctic toothfishAntarctic fulmarkrillstarfishzooplankton(tiny animals)octopusmusselseaweedphytoplankton (tiny plants)

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Please do answers 4-7 these are the answers for the above :

Producers	Consumers	Herbivores	Omnivores	Predators	Top predators
Phytoplanktons, seaweeds	All the other animals other than Phytoplanktons, seaweeds are consumers.	Zooplankton, Starfish, Mussel	Right whale	Squids, Antarctic toothfish, Adelie Penguins, Weddell seal, Crabeater seal, Emperor penguins, Octopus, Krills, Borch	Killer whales, Leopard seals, Albatross, Sperm whale, Humpback whale, Antarctic fulmar

2. The original energy comes from the sun. The plants/producers convert light energy into chemical energy.

3. The longest food chain is - Phytoplankton - Zooplankton - Krill - Squid - Crabeater Seal - Killer whale

1 Make a table, like the one shown below, to show all the organisms in the food web. Some
organisms may appear in more than one column.
Producers Consumers Herbivores Omnivores Predators Top predators
2 A food web is like a flow diagram. It shows how energy is transferred between the plants and
animals in a habitat. Where does this energy originally come from?
3 Write down the longest food chain in the food web.
4 Write down the shortest food chain in the food web.
5 Humans eat Antarctic toothfish. Write out a food chain that includes this fish and humans.
6 Name three organisms that are in competition with one another.
7 Krill are tiny creatures that look a bit like miniature shrimps. They grow best under the ice that
forms on the sea in the Antarctic winter. Global warming means that less of this ice is forming.
What effect will this have on the food web?

The British Antarctic Survey sends ecologists to research the feeding relationships between the
organisms in Antarctica. Here is part of the ocean food web they have built up.
leopard seal
humpback whale
killer whale
sperm whale
emperor penguin
right whale
crabeater seal
albatross
Weddell seal
squid
Adelie penguin
borch
Antarctic toothfish
Antarctic fulmar
krill
starfish
zooplankton
(tiny animals)
octopus
mussel
seaweed
phytoplankton (tiny plants)

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