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What is common in earthworm, soil mites and dung beetle in an ecosystem?
A
They all are detritivores
B
Primary consumer
C
Secondary consumer
D
Tertiary consumer
Solution
Some workers differentiate into two more categories of living beings amongst the biotic components of an ecosystem. These are detritivores and parasites. Parasites belong to diverse groups, $e \cdot g .$, bacteria, fungi, protozoans, worms, etc. Every type of living being can be attacked by parasites. Detrivores or scavengers are animals which feed on dead bodies of other organisms, $e . g .$, termites, carrion beetles. They are helpful in quick disposal of the dead bodies
Standard 12
Biology
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Match the following:
Trophic levels | Examples |
$(A)$ First | $(a)$ Mon |
$(B)$ Second | $(b)$ Wolf |
$(C)$ Third | $(c)$ Cow |
$(D)$ Fourth | $(d)$ Phytoplankton |
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