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Marine Food Web - Group Project 
Create a food web consisting of organisms found in a marine ecosystem. Name organisms, show the flow of energy in the food web, classify organisms as producer, consumer (primary, secondary, or tertiary), or decomposer; and indicate the impact in that community of removing one species. Label 18 specific interactions that occur within the web. Predict with justification what might happen if a component in the food web changes. Complete follow-up questions (handout).
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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5 pts


4 pts


3 pts


(N/A)

Organization

5

Food web is well-organized and easy to follow.
4

Food web is somewhat well-organized and challenging to follow.
3

Food webs lacks organization and is very difficult to follow.
N/A
Content - Accuracy

5

All food web connections displayed are accurate.
4

Most food web connections displayed are accurate.
3

None or few of the food web connections displayed are accurate.
N/A
Role in Food Web

5

All organisms are classified as either a producer, (primary, secondary or tertiary) consumer, or decomposer in the food web.
4

Some of the organisms are classified as either a producer, (primary, secondary or tertiary) consumer, or decomposer in the food web.
3

None of the organisms are classified as either a producer, (primary, secondary or tertiary) consumer, or decomposer in the food web.
N/A
Interspecific interactions

5

Web contains fifteen or more correctly labeled interactions.
4

Web contains ten correctly labeled interactions.
3

Web contains less than five correctly labeled interactions.
N/A
Impact of Change

In paragraph form attached to food web

5

The impact of change (removal or addition of species) on the community is correctly predicted with justification and examples. Prediction is in paragraph form with correct grammar.
4

The impact of change (removal or addition of species) on the community is correctly predicted described with few examples. Prediction is in paragraph form.
3

Human impact on the ecosystem is correctly predicted with no justification and examples. Prediction is not in paragraph from.
N/A
Photosynthesis

Question Follow-Up

5

Complete and thorough understanding of the role of phytoplankton in a marine ecosystem and relates the chemical equation for photosynthesis.
4

Basic understanding of the role of phytoplankton in a marine ecosystem and relates the chemical equation for photosynthesis.
3

Basic understanding of the role of phytoplankton in a marine ecosystem. Does not relate the chemical equation for photosynthesis.
N/A



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