Answer: If all grasshoppers are removed from the food chain, what will happen to the bluebirds? ... The bluebirds will begin eating more plants.
Explanation:
An ecologist conducts<span> a </span>greenhouse experiment<span> to </span>study<span> the </span>effect<span> of nitrogen </span>concentration<span> on the</span>productivity<span> of </span>sunflower seedlings<span>. What is the </span>independent variable<span> in this </span>experiment<span>? make predictions about how nature works</span>
I believe it's producers, correct me if I'm wrong.
The answer is: Carnivores
Organisms at the third trophic level are secondary consumers. These secondary consumers prey on the primary consumers which are animals that eat plants or herbivores. Secondary consumers are best described as carnivores because they don't eat plants. They only eat animals that consume plants like cows and chicken.
Endosymbiosis refers to the co-existence of living matter where one organism lives within the body or within the cells of another organism.