Feeding relationships

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Question 1
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This food chain is from a temperate woodland and grassland ecosystem.

grass⟶cricket⟶shrew⟶barn owl\text{grass} \longrightarrow \text{cricket} \longrightarrow \text{shrew} \longrightarrow \text{barn owl}grass⟶cricket⟶shrew⟶barn owl

a.

Name the primary consumer in the food chain.

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b.

Name the tertiary consumer in the food chain.

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c.

Suggest how the following features help the barn owl to survive and hunt: large, forward-facing eyes

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d.

Suggest how the following features help the barn owl to survive and hunt: soft, fringed feathers

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e.

Suggest how the following features help the barn owl to survive and hunt: a dish-shaped facial disc

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f.

Forests and woodlands in many areas are under threat from deforestation. Explain the consequences of removing trees on the balance of atmospheric gases.

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