This lesson is about producers and consumers<span> in the </span>tropical rainforest<span>. ... Even the rubber on our tires comes from </span>rubber trees<span> growing in the Amazon. ... Primary </span>consumers eat<span> only producers; secondary </span>consumers eat<span> primary </span>consumers<span>; .
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Categorical is the answer
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Explanation:
A raft is a flat-bottom structure made of planks or barrels that has the capacity to float on water. While an ecosystem is a community of living organisms (biotic) interacting with there non-living (abiotic) environment as an ecological unit.
A raft by design cannot withstand much load because of it's size or can only accommodate only one type of organism at a time but an ecosystem generally accommodates a community (different organisms), hence the carrying capacity of an ecosystem is way larger than that of a raft and indeed a raft can be part of an ecosystem at some point
