An autotroph while a heterotroph Group of answer choices makes their own food; eats others for food Eats others for food; makes their own food is always only a plant; is always something that just eats plants needs autotrophs to make energy; needs omnivores to make energy

TROPHIC LEVEL

The trophic level of an organism is the position it holds in a food chain.

Trophic level 1 is plants and other autotrophs (also called primary producers) - organisms at this level are also called primary producers.

Trophic level 2 is herbivores (organisms that eat autotrophs) - organisms at this level are also called primary consumers.

Trophic level 3 is predators that eat herbivores - organisms at this level are also called secondary consumers.

Trophic level 4 is predators that eat secondary consumers - organisms at this level are also called tertiary consumers.

Trophic level 5 is predators that eat tertiary consumers - organisms at this level are also called quaternary consumers.

Explanation:

An autotroph: makes their own food is always only a plant

A heterotroph: Eats (consumes) others for food

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