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    The document describes an ecosystem centered around the Geraldton Wax Flower plant. It shows the Geraldton Wax Flower as a producer and lists various organisms in the food chain, including ants as primary consumers, spiders and lacewings as secondary consumers, and the blind snake as an apex predator.

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    The document describes an ecosystem centered around the Geraldton Wax Flower plant. It shows the Geraldton Wax Flower as a producer and lists various organisms in the food chain, including ants as primary consumers, spiders and lacewings as secondary consumers, and the blind snake as an apex predator.

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    The document describes an ecosystem centered around the Geraldton Wax Flower plant. It shows the Geraldton Wax Flower as a producer and lists various organisms in the food chain, including ants as primary consumers, spiders and lacewings as secondary consumers, and the blind snake as an apex predator.

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    Organism Research Part 3

    Geraldton Wax Flower

    Blind snake
    Typhlopidae
    Apex Predator/consumer

    Ants – Mundula Spider

    Secondary Argyrodes incursus


    Consumer Secondary consumer

    Comb-footed Spider
    Green Lacewing
    Theridiidae- Primary
    Chrysopidae-
    Consumer
    Primary consumer
    Producer
    Geraldton Wax flower
    Chamelaucium Uncinatum
    Lacewings | University of Maryland Extension (umd.edu)

    https://www.combatbugs.com/en/pest-identification/bug-files/what-ea https://australian.museum/learn/animals/reptiles/blind-snak

    https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/taxa/370288-Cryptachaea-veruculata

    https://bugsforbugs.com.au/product/lacewing/#:~:text=Description,distributed%20native%20lacewings%20in%20Australia.

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