A predator-prey relationship in an forest ecosystem includes a Snake and mouse/rat.
A predator-prey relationship in an arctic ecosystem includes a Arctic Fox and a Snowshoe Hare.
A predator-prey relationship in a desert ecosystem includes a Western horned lizard and a rattlesnake.
A predator-prey relationship in a savanah ecosystem includes a West African Lion and a Zebra.
A predator-prey relationship in a rainforest ecosystem includes a Tarantula and a caterpillar.
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The answer is producer which is a plant. They create their own food by photosynthesis
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I'm not sure if the answers are supposed to be creative, but these are my guesses based on biological definitions:
1. A fungus that is a decomposer ( saprotrophs )
2. An photoautotrophic tree would be a producer (all trees are photoautotrophs: pine trees, redwood trees, fruit trees, etc)
3. A heterotroph - this is very vague as the question is vague. These can be either primary consumers or secondary consumers. Either way, they are not producers and are consumers.
4. Black / brown bear - omnivorous consumer
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Natural disasters and human activity.
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