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Ann [662]
3 years ago
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Why can the wolf be both a secondary consumer as well as a tertiary consumer

Biology
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Talja [164]3 years ago
8 0
It can because let’s say that the producer is gras. The primary consumer is a grasshopper, the secondary consumer is a owl, and the wolf is the tertiary consumer.
Well in this senario, the wolf is the tertiary consumer


Let’s say that the producer is a grasshopper. The primary consumer is a mouse. And the secondary consumer is an wolf
Well, in this scenario the wharf is the secondary consumer

A classification of an organism within its ecosystem is relative. Because there are so many different ecosystems, and food chains are different. Sometimes a animal will be a secondary consumer and other times that same animal will be a tertiary consumer. This is because different ecosystems in different food webs classify animals differently

I hope this helps. Please mark brainliest
Minchanka [31]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

A wolf can be considered as both a secondary and primary consumer because they feed on both primary and primary and secondary consumers. As a secondary consumer, wolves can feed on plant eaters [primary consumers] such as elk which is an herbivore. As a tertiary consumer, wolf feed on secondary consumers such as deer.

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