2. Which food chain correctly diagrams the flow of energy?
A
Primary
consumer
Pro...
Biology, 26.01.2021 22:50 michealbanks3
2. Which food chain correctly diagrams the flow of energy?
A
Primary
consumer
Producer
Tertiary
consumer
Secondary
consumer
B.
Producer
Primary
consumer
Secondary
consumer
Tertiary
consumer
c.
Primary
consumer
Secondary
Tertiary
consumer
consumer
Producer
D.
Tertiary
consumer
Secondary
consumer
Primary
consumer
Producer
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