1.) If a person weighs 50 kilograms how many kilograms of meat and vegetables could he have possible eaten?2.) If people will kill the snakes and shrew. What organisms in the Example will have population explosion? 3 animals are called first order & 2nd order consumon3 animals are called first order consumers?organism has the greatest amount of energy?FOOD WEBHawkeShrewSnakelizardMouseRabbitbeet1.GrassCabbageshrúbDecomposers→(bacteria &sFungi)aboot thas the least amount of energy?ource of eneray in afo

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.) If a person weighs 50 kilograms how many kilograms of meat and vegetables could he have possible eaten? 2.) If people will kill the snakes and shrew. What organisms in the Example will have population explosion

.) If a person weighs 50 kilograms how many kilograms of meat and vegetables could he have possible eaten? 2.) If people will kill the snakes and shrew. What organisms in the Example will have population explosion

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1.) If a person weighs 50 kilograms how many kilograms of meat and vegetables could he have possible eaten?

2.) If people will kill the snakes and shrew. What organisms in the Example will have population explosion?

3 animals are called first order & 2nd order consumon
3 animals are called first order consumers?
organism has the greatest amount of energy?
FOOD WEB
Hawke
Shrew
Snake
lizard
Mouse
Rabbit
beet
1.
Grass
Cabbage
shrúb
Decomposers
→(bacteria &
sFungi)
aboot t
has the least amount of energy?
ource of eneray in afo

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