Using scientific terms, describe the feeding relationships between thr organisms in the following food chain. grass > grasshopper > field mouse > owl 5000kJ of energy is available in the grass.

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Using scientific terms, describe the feeding relationships between thr organisms in the following food chain.

grass > grasshopper > field mouse > owl

5000kJ of energy is available in the grass.

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Grass, meat / flesh

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