In a food chain, the organism that eats the secondary consumer is the: A.Carnivore B.Second Consumer C.Primary Consumer D.Producer

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In a food chain, the organism that eats the secondary consumer is the:

A.Carnivore
B.Second Consumer
C.Primary Consumer D.Producer

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