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    The food web diagram shows a hierarchy of organisms from producers to consumers to decomposers. At the bottom are autotroph bacteria and plants like grass that are primary producers, then there are primary, secondary, and tertiary consumers like grasshoppers, snakes, and owls that eat lower levels, and decomposer fungi and bacteria that break down waste and dead organisms.

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    The food web diagram shows a hierarchy of organisms from producers to consumers to decomposers. At the bottom are autotroph bacteria and plants like grass that are primary producers, then there are primary, secondary, and tertiary consumers like grasshoppers, snakes, and owls that eat lower levels, and decomposer fungi and bacteria that break down waste and dead organisms.

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    The food web diagram shows a hierarchy of organisms from producers to consumers to decomposers. At the bottom are autotroph bacteria and plants like grass that are primary producers, then there are primary, secondary, and tertiary consumers like grasshoppers, snakes, and owls that eat lower levels, and decomposer fungi and bacteria that break down waste and dead organisms.

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    FOOD WEB

    Autotrophbacteria
    fungi Primary mouse
    rabbit
    Secondary snake
    lizard Tertiary owl Decompos fungi
    grass Consumers grasshopper Consumers bird Consumers eagle
    ers bacteria

    Note: The arrows


    point to what
    organisms they
    prey

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