What is true of a primary consumer?
A) Always omniverous
B) Sometimes a detrivore
C) Fr...
Biology, 22.06.2021 19:30 Dragonskeld
What is true of a primary consumer?
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B) Sometimes a detrivore
C) Frequently autotrophic
D) Most likely herbivores
Answers: 1
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