Which two of the following arrows show matter moving from a secondary consumer to a tertiary consumer?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to identify which two arrows in the provided food web depict the movement of matter from a secondary consumer to a tertiary consumer. This requires analyzing the relationships between the organisms depicted in the food web.
Answer
Plainfin midshipman to kelp bass and zooplankton to kelp bass.
The two arrows that show matter moving from a secondary consumer to a tertiary consumer are the arrow between the plainfin midshipman and the kelp bass, and the arrow between the zooplankton and the kelp bass.
Answer for screen readers
The two arrows that show matter moving from a secondary consumer to a tertiary consumer are the arrow between the plainfin midshipman and the kelp bass, and the arrow between the zooplankton and the kelp bass.
More Information
In a food web, secondary consumers typically eat primary consumers, while tertiary consumers eat secondary consumers.
Tips
A common mistake is confusing the order of consumers (e.g., identifying primary as secondary). Ensure the correct classification of each organism.
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