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| an organism in more than one trophic level (primary, secondary, tertiary) means... |
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| a better chance of surviving |
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| 10% of energy in biomass is carried from one trophic level to another |
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| one organism benefits while the other has a cost |
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| one organism benefits while the other has no harm or benefit |
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| one organism consumes another |
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| the unique(no 2 organisms have the EXACT same niche) living arrangement of an organism defined by its behaviors, habitat, food sources, active and rest times, and other factor |
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| organisms that make its own food and produce organic molecules that serve as food for other organisms convert sunlight, CO2 and water into biomass |
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| obtains food by eating producers or other consumers |
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| breaks down wast and dead organisms |
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| pathway of food transfer from one trophic level to another |
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consumer that feeds on producers
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eat primary consumers
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eats secondary consumers
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| organic material(dry) manufactured by producers |
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