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What do decomposers do in an ecosystem? A. They build up dead matter. B. They break down decomposing matter. C. They do not help the ecosystem. D. They are parasites on consumers.
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What do decomposers do in an ecosystem? A. They build up dead matter. B. They break down decomposing matter. C. They do not help the ecosystem. D. They are parasites on consumers.

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The answer is B, decomposers are like worms, they eat and break down stuff into soil
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