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Eat or break away The carcass from a dead animal and rebuild protein back to producers.

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Herbivores are only plant eater. Never eat or animals or meat. Omnivore can consume both plant and or meat. Carnivores depend on other producers for their protein and energy as they can not get it from plants.

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Plant the the base or producers which are then eaten by primary consumers secondary consumers then eat the primary comsumers. After the secondary consumers die the corpse are eaten by fungi and bacteria which lead back to producers.

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The process by which cells harvest the energy stored in food. It includes glycolysis, the citric acid cycle, and electrons transport.

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Moves carbon among the reservoirs in the earth system through a wide range of processes. The largest reservoir of carbon is earth Sediment

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The energy from light propel the electrons from a photosystem into a high energy state.

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Nor either could be created nor destroyed only transformed

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Law of conversation of mass-energy (E=MC^2)

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Law of conversation of mass-energy (E=MC^2)

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States that the total amount of energy remain constant in an isolated system. It also implies that energy can neither be created nor destroyed ,but can be change from one form to another.

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States that mass in an isolated system is neither created nor destroy by chemical reaction or physical transformation.

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States that the mass of subtance in a closed a closed system will remain constant,regardless of what processes are acting inside the system

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states that energy is never created nor destroyed but it only is converted.

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The process by which plants and other organisms transform light energy into chemical energy.

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Plants use energy from the sun in tiny energy factories called chloroplast.