Topic 2 Living things in their environmentFind the food chains e1Draw three different food chains for each habitat.Habitat A – a tropical seahumansbirdslarge fishorcahumpbackwhalesmall fishcrabsturtlesalgaeplanktonseagrassHabit-a freshwater pond

Introduction: Food chains and the food web explains the feeding relationships present in the…

Find the food chains Draw three different food chains for each habitat. Habitat A - a tropical sea humans orca large fish birds humpback whale crabs small fish turtles algae plankton seagrass Habit a freshwater pond

Find the food chains Draw three different food chains for each habitat. Habitat A - a tropical sea humans orca large fish birds humpback whale crabs small fish turtles algae plankton seagrass Habit a freshwater pond

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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Topic 2 Living things in their environment
Find the food chains e1
Draw three different food chains for each habitat.
Habitat A – a tropical sea
humans
birds
large fish
orca
humpback
whale
small fish
crabs
turtles
algae
plankton
seagrass
Habit
-a freshwater pond

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