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The first type is the primary consumer, an organism that ONLY eats producers.
Explanation:
The first type is the primary consumer, an organism that ONLY eats producers. That means that primary consumers ONLY eat plants or algae. Examples include cows (who eat grass and hay) and many types of insects (who collect and use pollen or eat leaves on trees).
Sponge larvae posses cillia with unusual terminal expansions which are curled or biconcave in shape externally, as seen by scanning electron microscopy. Thin sections, passing through the point where the ciliary shaft enters the expanded area reveal the ciliary axoneme to be surrounded by many membranous folds, some of which are vesicular. The 'club footed' cilia occur in disparate groups of Demospongiae and most frequently, all larval cilia are of this type. There is no immediately obvious correlation between the type of movement displayed by the larvae and the occurrence of terminally expanded cilia.
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If you were using a simple food chain, the order or sequence of energy transfer would be Sun, plant, mouse, snake, owl.
The sun and plant are always the first 2. The plant would be depicted as a Producer, next, comes the primary consumer. The primary consumer is a herbivore and/or omnivore. The mouse would fall under this category. Third comes the secondary consumer. The secondary consumer is carnivorous. It eats the primary consumer. The snake falls perfectly under this category. Last but not least we have another carnivorous consumer, and that would be the owl.
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Tissue that transports sugars from the roots to the leaves
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When used appropriately, rules provide a sense of predictability and consistency for children, thereby promoting physical and emotional safety. Rules help guide actions toward desired results.