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    A food chain represents the transfer of matter and energy between organisms in an ecosystem. It shows how each organism obtains chemical energy by consuming other organisms, linking producers, consumers, and decomposers. A simple food chain example is: grass (producer) → cow (primary consumer) → human (secondary consumer), with energy flowing from grass and being passed up the chain.

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    A food chain represents the transfer of matter and energy between organisms in an ecosystem. It shows how each organism obtains chemical energy by consuming other organisms, linking producers, consumers, and decomposers. A simple food chain example is: grass (producer) → cow (primary consumer) → human (secondary consumer), with energy flowing from grass and being passed up the chain.

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    Food chain

    Matter and energy pass from one organism to another, connecting living thinks like links in a
    chain that is called food chain

     don’t just show who eats whom, but instead, they represent the
    flow of the energy contained in the chemical bonds of food molecules.

     It shows the different species of an organism in an ecosystem, and


    what eats what.

     It always starts with a PRODUCER, an organism that makes food.


    This is usually a green plant

     It ends with a CONSUMER, an animal that eats a plant or another


    animal

    Simple example:

    Grass  cow  human (the arrows show the way in which energy is moving

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