Earthworms, bacteria, and millipedes are examples of which type of organisms? A. competitors B. detritivores C. parasites D. predators

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Earthworms, bacteria, and millipedes are

examples of which type of organisms?
A. competitors
B. detritivores
C. parasites
D. predators

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Earth worms, Bactria are detrivores type of organism

Wolfram Kriesing answered Sep 14, 2023

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