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how do organisms interact with the living and the non-living environment to obtain matter and energy?​
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how do organisms interact with the living and the non-living environment to obtain matter and energy?​

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Seeking matter and energy resources to sustain life, organisms in an ecosystem interact with one another in complex feeding hierarchies of producers, consumers, and decomposers, which together represent a food web.

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