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Fish eat algae, organisms that makes their own food. Which types of organisms are present in the scenario?
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Fish eat algae, organisms that makes their own food. Which types of organisms are present in the scenario?
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Another answer would be heterotrophs (fish) and autotrophs (algae).
Heterotroph: consumer/ relies on other organisms for nutrients
Autotroph: producer/makes its own food
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Herbivores and autotrophs
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