Difference between second level consumer and third level consumer

Biology

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AURORKA [14]3 years ago

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Second-level Consumers - consumers that get their energy from first-level consumers and/or producers. Carnivores - organisms that eat only other animals. Third-level Consumers - consumers that eat second-level consumers and/or first-level consumers.

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