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Which of the following organisms would serve the role of decomposer in a food web? a flower a lady bug an earthworm a small bird
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Which of the following organisms would serve the role of decomposer in a food web? a flower a lady bug an earthworm a small bird
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AN EARTHWORM BECAUSE IT CAN LITERALLY EAT ANYTHING
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earthworm! they are decomposers
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