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4.  Is all of the mass of the ingested grass accounted for in the growth and waste of herbivore A? If not, how much is missing? Show a mathematical calculation to support your answer  [Group 1]

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4.  Is all of the mass of the ingested grass accounted for in the growth and waste of herbivore A? If not, how much is missing? Show a mathematical calculation to support your answer  [Group 1]

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Not all of the mass from the ingested grass is accounted for, as 0.96 g of it is missing.
2.4 g + 0.64 g = 3.04 g
4.0 g - 3.04 g = "0.96 g"

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5. In addition to growth and waste production, what else does herbivore A’s body do with the food it ingests? (Group 2)

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5. In addition to growth and waste production, what else does herbivore A’s body do with the food it ingests? (Group 2)

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They undergo cellular respiration to break down the food they ingest and create energy.

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6. As cells undergo cellular respiration, what products are produced, and how are they released from the body? (Group 3)  

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6. As cells undergo cellular respiration, what products are produced, and how are they released from the body? (Group 3)  

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Water, CO2 and Energy is released as a result of cellular respiration. Water is released as urine or sweat, CO2 is released when exhaled and energy is released as the organism works.

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20. Which herbivore is the more efficient food choice for the carnivore? Why? (Group 6)

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20. Which herbivore is the more efficient food choice for the carnivore? Why? (Group 6)

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The Carnivore would most benefit from eating herbivore B because they would receive more energy from herbivore B's biomass.

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21. Is the egested waste from an organism wasted energy? If not, describe how this energy (organic matter) might be used in a useful way? (Group 7)

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21. Is the egested waste from an organism wasted energy? If not, describe how this energy (organic matter) might be used in a useful way? (Group 7)

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No it is not wasted because it can be utilized by other organisms like dung Beatles and plants as an energy source.
(Group 7)

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10. In Model 2, what are the three ways that the energy taken in by the herbivores is used? (Group 4)

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10. In Model 2, what are the three ways that the energy taken in by the herbivores is used? (Group 4)

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Cellular respiration to produce ATP, Heat loss, increase in biomass

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18. Do the herbivores have the same efficiency in using the grass towards useful purposes? Explain in two or more complete sentences. ( group 5)

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18. Do the herbivores have the same efficiency in using the grass towards useful purposes? Explain in two or more complete sentences. ( group 5)

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No, They don’t. Since herbivore A have 69.75% of its potential energy not used efficiently and herbivore B only have 53% of its potential energy not used efficiently that means that herbivore B used the energy it has more efficiently.

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llular respiration to produce ATP, Heat loss, increase in biomass

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13- a. what accounts for the differences noted in question 12? B. add labels to model 2 to show this energy

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13- a. what accounts for the differences noted in question 12? B. add labels to model 2 to show this energy

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No, They don’t. Since herbivore A have 69.75% of its potential energy not used efficiently and herbivore B only ha

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Herbivore B is the most efficient food choice for the carnivore, because it has a higher biomass which results in more energy to the carnivore.

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The Carnivore would most benefit from eating herbivore B because they would receive more energy from herbivore B's biomass.

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Cellular respiration to produce ATP, Heat loss, increase in biomass