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    The document categorizes the different types of consumers and decomposers in an aquatic ecosystem. It identifies primary consumers as zooplankton and small herbivores like snails and insects. Secondary consumers prey on primary consumers and producers, such as frogs and water snakes. Tertiary consumers feed on secondary and primary consumers as well as producers, including kingfishers and water shrews. Decomposers, like bacteria and fungi, feed on dead and decaying parts of aquatic species.

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    The document categorizes the different types of consumers and decomposers in an aquatic ecosystem. It identifies primary consumers as zooplankton and small herbivores like snails and insects. Secondary consumers prey on primary consumers and producers, such as frogs and water snakes. Tertiary consumers feed on secondary and primary consumers as well as producers, including kingfishers and water shrews. Decomposers, like bacteria and fungi, feed on dead and decaying parts of aquatic species.

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    ⦁ Consumers: It includes the whole animal kingdom which

    cannot prepare their own food by themselves. They depend upon


    the producers or autotropes for their survival. They are further
    categorized into following types:
    Primary consumers: A large population of zooplanktons are the
    main primary consumers. Besides these, small herbivores such as
    snails, insects, small fishes, tadpole, and larvae of aquatic animals
    are primary consumers found in the pond.
    Secondary consumers: It includes those animals which feed
    upon the primary consumers and the producers such as frogs,
    water snakes, crabs, and many others.
    Tertiary consumers: These includes top consumers Which feed
    upon secondary consumers,primary consumers as well as
    producers such as kingfisher,waterr shrews etc.

    ⦁ Decomposers: These includes different types of bacteria and


    fungi that feed upon dead and decaying parts of the aquatic
    species.

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