Response Sheet-Investigation 6
Two students were discussing the Mono Lake ecosystem. The first
student said, "For a 20-kilogram (kg) coyote to survive, it takes around
200 kg of Wilson's phalaropes, 400 kg of brine shrimp, and 800 kg
of algae!"
The second student said, "No, I think it takes even more than that."
1
Which student is correct? What is your reasoning?
Show your work below to support your answers to the following
questions.
2. How many kilograms of phalaropes would the coyote need?
3. How many kilograms of brine shrimp would the phalaropes need?
4. How many kilograms of planktonic algae would the brine shrimp
need?
Answers: 2
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