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A set of complex feeding relationships in which a single organism might be both a primary and secondary consumer is best shown using a(n) A. ecological level. B. trophic level. C…

A set of complex feeding relationships in which a single organism might be both a primary and secondary consumer is best shown using a(n) A. ecological level. B. trophic level. C…
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A set of complex feeding relationships in which a single organism might be both a primary and secondary consumer is best shown using a(n)

A. ecological level.

B. trophic level.

C. biomass pyramid.

D. food web.

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The answer should be B. Trophic level.

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