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These consumers eat Secondary Consumers. They are on the 3rd trophic level.
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Rainfall, Temperature, Soil, Erosion and Humidity are examples of:
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a relationship is between a predator and prey, the predator hunts the prey
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These consumers are herbivores which means they only eat grass and plants which are the Producers.
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Carbon Dioxide + Water is reacted with sunlight to form glucose + oxygen
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Parasitic, Commensalism, Mutualism, Predator (prey), Competition are examples of :
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a relationship where an organism benefits off another organism without it being harmed.
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living factors
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a relationship between two organisms that are competing over something
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a relationship is where an organism benefits off another organism (or host) while the other organism is harmed and hasn’t benefited from the parasite in anyway.
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What protects the scorpions skin from the harsh desert sun
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a relationship between two organisms that benefit from each other
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an organism that photosynthesis
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These consumers are Carnivores which mean they only eat meat. This means that they eat the Primary Consumers. They are the 3rd trophic level.
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Organisms that make their own food by photosynthesis (Carbon Dioxide + Water is reacted with sunlight to form glucose + oxygen)
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