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If there were no decomposers on Earth, what do you think would happen to organisms when they die?What effect would it have on Earth?
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If there were no decomposers on Earth, what do you think would happen to organisms when they die?What effect would it have on Earth?

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Everything dead would just keep piling up and up and up and nothing would ever go away! The Earth would be like a giant landfill!
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