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Producers:Organisms that draw energy from abiotic factors
Consumers:An organism that takes energy from other biotic organisms reusing energy
(by diet)

Decomposers: Organisms that break down organic matter into energy
Herbivores: Organisms that only eats producers, dead producers, and products of producers
Omnivores: Organisms that only eat producers, consumers, or products of producers

Carnivores: Organisms that consume only other animals as its diet
Detritivores: Gain energy by consuming detritus: waste products, dead organic matter

Autotroph: an organism which is capable of generating its own energy from abiotic factors in its environment
Heterotrophs: An organisms that consumes other organism for energy.
Predator: Gain energy from seeking out other organism and consumers, kills other spieces in the process.
Prey: Living The living target of interest by a predator. Often attempts to preserve it's safety when threatened
Primary Producer: a producer that only draws energy from abiotic factors; producers
Primary Consumer: eats only producers; herbivores
Secondary Consumer: eats primary consumers and possibly producers; small carnovres or omnivores
Tertiary Consumer: eats primary and secondary consumers and possibly producers; apex carnivores/predators

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Producers: An organism that makes energy for other organisms
Consumers: An organism that consumes energy from a producer
Decomposers: An organism that decomposes dead organisms into nutrients
Herbivore: An organism that consumes plant life
Omnivore: An organism that consume both plant and animal life
Carnivores: An organism that consumes animal life
Detritivores: An organism that consumes microscopic life
Autotrophs: An organism that only has pone source of energy
Heterotroph:  An organism that has multiple energy sources
Predator: An organism that consumes other organisms
Prey: An organism that gets consumed by a predator/other organism
Primary Producer: An organism that is the main producer of energy for another organism
Primary Consumer: The main consumer of an energy source
Secondary Consumer: A smaller consumer of energy
Tertiary Consumer: A  consumer that only consumes a certain type of energy

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produces: Organisms that energy from the sun
Consumers: Organisms that get energy from other organisms
Decomposes: Organisms that get energy from dead organisms
Herbivores: Organisms that eat plants
Omnivores: Organism that eats both plants and animals
Carnivores: Organism that only eat meat
detrivores: Decomposers
Autotroph: self reproductive
heterotrophs: dreproduceses sexually
Preditor: animal that hunts for food in plants and animals
Prey: animals that get hunted y the prey
Primary Producer: bottom of the food web ( start of food web)
Primary consumers: the organism that has no pretedors
secondary consumer: they eat the primary producer and are eaten by the next person on the food web
Tertiary Consumer: the third thing on the food web that eats the secondary consumer

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Producers: An organism that can create energy for itself and other organisms
Consumers: An organism that uses or consumes energy produced by other organisms
Decomposers: Organisms that break down nutrient from dead or decaying organisms
Herbivores: Eat only plants
Omnivores: Eat plants and animals
Carnivores: Eat only meat
Detritivore: Gain energy by consuming detritus
Autotrophs: Consumes itself
Heterotroph: Consumes other organisms

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Predator: Consumes its food or prey
Prey: Is consumed by predator
Primary Producer: An organism that produces a lot of energy for consumers
Primary consumer: An organism that consumes a large amount of energy in its environment
Secondary consumer: Consumes less variety than primary consumer
Tertiary consumer: Consumes less than both primary and secondary consumers

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Producers:  An organism that creates its own energy using other nutrients
Consumers: organisms that get energy from eating smaller animals and prey
Decomposers: Organisms that break down organic matter into energy
Herbivores: Organism that eats only producers and some decomposers
Omnivores:Organisms that eats, consumers, producers and decomposers

Carnivores: Organisms that only eat meat
Detritatvore: An Organism that lives or eats things that are not healthy for other organisms
Autotrophs: A Natural spring or other water scorce
Heterotrophs: Multi water sources

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Preadator: Organism that hunt other organisms for food
Prey: Organisms that are hunted for food by predators
Primary Producer:
Primary Consumer: Organism that is the top of the food chain

Secondary Consumer: organisms that are not at the top of the food chain

Tertiary Consumer: An organism that only eats good prey

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Producers: Organisms that draw energy from abiotic factors

Consumers: Gains energy from consuming producers and other consumers
Decomposers: Organisms that consume waste and dead matter and expel trace nutrients.
Herbivores: Organisms that only eats producers, dead producers, and products of producers
Omnivores: Organisms that eat producers, consumers, and products of producers.
Carnivores: Organisms that only eat consumers
Detritivores: organisms that consume waste products or things that be dtrimental to other organisms
Autotrophs: organisms that make their own energy
Heterotrophs: organisms that gain enrgy from other organisms
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Predator: A organism that searches for prey, with the intent to profit themselves.
Prey: The topic of interested for a predator. Attempts to preserve it's safety when it's life is threatened
Primary Producer: a producer that only draws energy from abiotic factors
Primary Consumer: eats producers
Secondary Consumer: eats primary consumers and possibly producers
Tertiary Consumer: eats primary and secondary consumers and possibly producers

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Producer: An organism that can create its own energy from sunlight
consumers: An organism that takes energy from other biotic organisms reusing energy
(by diet)
decomposer: An organism that takes energy from detritus
herbivores: Organisms that consumes only plants as its diet
omnivore: Organisms that consume both plants and other animals for its deitery needs
carnivores: Organisms that consume only other animals as its diet
detritatvore:  They eat dead matter (worms or slugs in the soil). They often are decomposers and return energy into different cycles
autotrophs: An organism that gets energy from only one source.
heterotrophs: An organisms that consumes other organism for energy.
predator: Gain energy from seeking out other organism and consumers, kills other spieces in the process.
prey: ^ Is the organism that is eaten giving energy costing its own life.
primary producer: A producer in an ecosystem that has the highest population and impact on energy levels.
primary consumer: The apex predator that is not consumed/ eaten by any other organism in the ecosystem.
secondary consumer: Consumes other consumers and is eaten. In the middle of threats.
tertiary consumer: mainly eaten, but does eat some other organisms (an organism typically an herbivore that is lower on the food chain, has less of an effect on the ecosystem than primary or secondary  consumers)

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Producers: An organism that can create its own energy using sunlight
Consumers: Organisms that acquires energy via consuming other organisms
Decomposers: An organism that obtains its energy by breaking down dead organisms and waste
Herbivores: AN organism that only eats plants
Omnivores: An organism that eats both producers and consumers
Carnivores: An organism that only eats other consumers
Detritivores: An organism that consumes decomposers
Autotrophs: An organism that gets energy from only one kind of organism
Heterotrophs: an organism obtains via many different types of organisms
Predator: An organism that hunts and eats other organisms
Prey: The organisms that are hunted by predators
Primary Producer: The main producer that provides energy to the majority of the consumers in the food web
Primary consumer: The main consumer that eats the majority of other consumers and producers in a food web
Secondary consumer: A consumer that only consumes a few other organisms in the food web and doesn't have a large effect on the ecosystem it inhabits.
Tertiary Consumer: A consumer that eats less of a variety of organisms than a secondary consumer and has even less of an effect on the ecosystem.