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matter. They, therefore, are called the primary

GREESON, 1970

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Those organisms that feed upon the plants, such as zooplankton, insects, snails, and small fish, are known as primary consumers. Secondary consumers feed upon the primary consumers and are repre-sented by the larger fish, such as trout, pike, bass, and salmon …
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