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The population of bacteria growed rapidly in section B, but stayed the same rate in Section C

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2 . The stage in the second meiotic division where sister chromatids migrate to opposite poles

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4 . A double-stranded chromosome following replication attached by a centromere

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  • En el segundo nivel se encuentran los consumidores primarios, estos se alimentan de los productores.
  • En el tercer nivel se encuentran los consumidores secundarios, los cuales se alimentan de los consumidores primarios
  • En el cuarto nivel se encuentran los consumidores terciarios que se alimentan de los consumidores secundarios.
  • Al consumir lo que se encuentra en el nivel anterior obtienen energía para subsistir y mantener el equilibrio del ecosistema.
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El ratón es un animal herbívoro, es decir que se alimenta de plantas y hierbas, por ende se ubica en el segundo nivel trófico porque consume a los productores. Estos últimos reciben este nombre porque producen su propio alimento a diferencia del resto de los niveles en donde los seres vivos se alimentan de animales o insectos que estén en niveles inferiores.

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