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If the a decomposer were absent from the forest, everything would just pile up onto one another and never be returned to the Earth.

lozanna [386]3 years ago

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An example of a decomposer would be a worm. And if there was no decomposers in a forest ecosystem or any where .The simple answer would be : there would be a bunch of dead animal bodies everywhere and then the world would be covered in dead bodies. Plain and simple!

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