Heston draws a food chain found in an Arabian desert. Complete Heston's table by adding 'Yes or No' to show what terms describe each organism along the food chain. S.No Desert grass Jerboa(rodent) Cobra (snake) Peregrine falcon (bird) Producer Herbivore Carnivore Primary consumer Secondary consumer Top predator Prey

The Arabian desert food web begins with the vegetation and plant life which provides a source of food to many animals. The jerboa, Hare and birds are second trophic level in the food chain along with herbivores such as Ibex and gazelle and insects like the locust. These wildlife species are eaten by animals such as the Arabian cobra, hyena, jackal, scorpion and wolf. The work of decomposition is mainly carried out by the Scarab Beetle. S.No Desert grass Jerboa(rodent) Cobra (snake) Peregrine falcon (bird) Producer Yes No No No Herbivore No Yes No Yes Carnivore No Yes Yes Yes Primary consumer No Yes No Yes Secondary consumer No No Yes No Top predator No No No No Prey No Yes Yes Yes

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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 7 : Workbook>Chapter 3 - Habitats and the Environment>Exercise 2>Q 6

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Lower Secondary Stage 7

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Earn 100

What do the arrows in a food chain represent?

Important Questions on Habitats and the Environment

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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 7 : Workbook>Chapter 3 - Habitats and the Environment>Exercise 2>Q 7

Explain why all organisms need food.

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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 7 : Workbook>Chapter 3 - Habitats and the Environment>Exercise 2>Q 8

Lana says, 'humans could not survive without plants: Is this true? Explain why?

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Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 7 : Workbook>Chapter 3 - Habitats and the Environment>Exercise 2>Q 9

Heston draws a food chain found in an Arabian desert. Complete Heston's table by adding 'Yes or No' to show what terms describe each organism along the food chain.