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Sever21 [200]
2 years ago
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Which of the following organisms are carnivores?

Chemistry
1 answer:
sineoko [7]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Secondary consumers

Explanation:

Carnivores are organisms that only eat meat and that rely on others for food and energy; this means that they cannot produce food themselves.

Look at the answer choices:

- Decomposers: these are organisms that break down dead matter into material that can be used later by plants to grow; carnivores do not break down dead matter; rather, they eat meat.

- Primary consumers: these are usually herbivores; they are the second level of the energy pyramid, and they eat the organisms at the bottom level. The organisms at the bottom level are plants that make their own food. Obviously, plants are not meat, so carnivores are not primary consumers.

- Producers: these are the plants at the bottom of the energy pyramid that make their own food. Carnivores do not make their own food.

Thus, the answer is secondary consumers because this level of organisms eat the organisms at the primary consumer level.

Hope this helps!

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