A decomposer
Yes. In a food web, decomposers break down dead plant or dead animal remanes. Crabs eat dead fish, and ocean bottom remains of other dead sea organisms. --Ed Vaca
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A freshwater marsh
A treeless wetland ecosystem is a Marsh.
A marsh is type of wetland that is often home to many different types of protected animals. These animals as well as the plants that often inhabit the marsh get a small amount of light depending on the type of marsh and where it is located.
King cup is a common name for marsh marigold.
If by marsh, you mean the environment in general, then the animal that eats that is a decomposer. Decomposers breakdown bottom level decomposing materials like dead plant and animal material and turn it into renewable energy.
It is a producer because it doesn't break down anything, it doesn't consume other plants or animals, and it uses photosynthesis to make food thus it is a autotroph which means it has to be a producer.
No Jeff Marsh is not and never was a producer on Family Guy.
Her name is Yenta (fartbreath) Greenberg.
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An organism's habitat refers to the type of community in which it lives, coniferous forest, deciduous forest, grassland, marsh or aquatic community. The niche is how it functions in that community, Is a producer, or consumer, is it predator or prey, is it a decomposer? Is it a member of a symbiotic, commensal or parasitic relationship?
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Hawks are raptors (hunters) They CONSUME.
Dame Ngaio Marsh.
Plankton is the primary producer in an estuary.
Also known as a salt marsh, coastal wetlands are low lying areas where tidal fluctuations provide habitat for a variety of species. Tidal marsh species include: herons, rails, osprey, fiddler crab, alligator and crocodile, marsh rabbit, gray fox, bobcat, various ducks.