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| THE LIVING AND NONLIVING THINGS IN AN ENVIRONMENT |
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| THE THINGS, BOTH LIVING AND NONLIVING, THAT SURROUND A LIVING THING |
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| A GROUP OF THE SAME KINDS OF LIVING THINGS THAT ALL LIVE IN ONE PLACE AT THE SAME TIME |
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| ALL THE POPULATIONS OF ORGANISMS THAT LIVE IN AN ECOSYSTEM |
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| THE PLACE WHERE A POPULATION LIVES IN AN ECOSYSTEM |
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| A LIVING THING THAT EATS OTHER LIVING THINGS AS FOOD |
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| A LIVING THING THAT EATS OTHER LIVING THINGS AS FOOD |
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| A LIVING THING THAT BREAKS DOWN DEAD ORGANISMS FOR FOOD |
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| AN ANIMAL THAT EATS PLANTS |
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| AN ANIMAL THAT EATS OTHER ANIMALS |
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| AN ANIMAL THAT EATS BOTH PLANTS AND OTHER ANIMALS |
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| THE PATH OF FOOD FROM ONE LIVING THING TO ANOTHER |
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| A DIAGRAM THAT SHOWS THAT THE AMOUNT OF USEABLE ENERGY IN AN ECOSYSTEM IS LESS FOR EACH HIGHER ANIMAL IN THE FOOD CHAIN |
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| A MODEL THAT SHOWS HOW FOOD CHAINS OVERLAP |
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| AN ANIMAL THAT HUNTS OTHER ANIMAL FOR FOOD |
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| AN ANIMAL THAT HUNTS OTHER ANIMALS FOR FOOD |
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