10%the percentof energythat transferup to thenext levelimage ofakeystonespeciesherbivoreIt eatsonlyplantssecondaryconsumeranothername foracarnivoreimage ofan energypyramidtertiaryconsumeranothername fora toppredatorcarnivoreeatsonlymeatimage ofscavengers(detritivore)image ofacarnivoreprimaryconsumeranothername foranherbivoredecomposer eats deadanddecayingorganismsimage ofanomnivoreimage ofa foodchainenergyecologicalpyramid thatshows theamount ofenergy in eachlevelimage ofa biomasspyramidimage of adecomposerkeystonespeciesa species on whichother species in anecosystem largelydepend, such that ifit were removed theecosystem wouldchange drastically.foodchainmade up of oneline that showsthe transfer ofenergy fromorganism toorganismbiomasspyramid thatshows theamount ofmass on ateach levelscavenger(detritivore)animals thatconsumedeadorganismsimage ofa foodwebfoodweball theoverlappingfood chainsin anecosystemimage ofanherbivoreautotrophan organismthat canmake itsown foodproducerorganismsthatcompose thebase of allpyramidstoppredatorfound at thetop of apyramid/foodchainimage ofaproduceromnivoreeats bothplants &meatnumberspyramid thatshows howmanyorganisms areat each levelheterotrophan organismthat has toeat otherorganismsimage ofanumberspyramid10%the percentof energythat transferup to thenext levelimage ofakeystonespeciesherbivoreIt eatsonlyplantssecondaryconsumeranothername foracarnivoreimage ofan energypyramidtertiaryconsumeranothername fora toppredatorcarnivoreeatsonlymeatimage ofscavengers(detritivore)image ofacarnivoreprimaryconsumeranothername foranherbivoredecomposer eats deadanddecayingorganismsimage ofanomnivoreimage ofa foodchainenergyecologicalpyramid thatshows theamount ofenergy in eachlevelimage ofa biomasspyramidimage of adecomposerkeystonespeciesa species on whichother species in anecosystem largelydepend, such that ifit were removed theecosystem wouldchange drastically.foodchainmade up of oneline that showsthe transfer ofenergy fromorganism toorganismbiomasspyramid thatshows theamount ofmass on ateach levelscavenger(detritivore)animals thatconsumedeadorganismsimage ofa foodwebfoodweball theoverlappingfood chainsin anecosystemimage ofanherbivoreautotrophan organismthat canmake itsown foodproducerorganismsthatcompose thebase of allpyramidstoppredatorfound at thetop of apyramid/foodchainimage ofaproduceromnivoreeats bothplants &meatnumberspyramid thatshows howmanyorganisms areat each levelheterotrophan organismthat has toeat otherorganismsimage ofanumberspyramid

Ecology - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. the percent of energy that transfer up to the next level
    10%
  2. image of a keystone species
  3. It eats only plants
    herbivore
  4. another name for a carnivore
    secondary consumer
  5. image of an energy pyramid
  6. another name for a top predator
    tertiary consumer
  7. eats only meat
    carnivore
  8. image of scavengers (detritivore)
  9. image of a carnivore
  10. another name for an herbivore
    primary consumer
  11. eats dead and decaying organisms
    decomposer
  12. image of an omnivore
  13. image of a food chain
  14. ecological pyramid that shows the amount of energy in each level
    energy
  15. image of a biomass pyramid
  16. image of a decomposer
  17. a species on which other species in an ecosystem largely depend, such that if it were removed the ecosystem would change drastically.
    keystone species
  18. made up of one line that shows the transfer of energy from organism to organism
    food chain
  19. pyramid that shows the amount of mass on at each level
    biomass
  20. animals that consume dead organisms
    scavenger (detritivore)
  21. image of a food web
  22. all the overlapping food chains in an ecosystem
    food web
  23. image of an herbivore
  24. an organism that can make its own food
    autotroph
  25. organisms that compose the base of all pyramids
    producer
  26. found at the top of a pyramid/food chain
    top predator
  27. image of a producer
  28. eats both plants & meat
    omnivore
  29. pyramid that shows how many organisms are at each level
    numbers
  30. an organism that has to eat other organisms
    heterotroph
  31. image of a numbers pyramid