japanese beetles play a big role on the food chain because they are food to lots of prey.
it begins the energy in the food chain of an ecosystem. It goes from the sun to the producers to the consumers
The Amoebocytes in sponges travel freely in the Mesenchyme. They digest food that the sponge has extracted from the water and transport the digested food to the parts of the sponge that need it.
Bacteria and other microbes play the important role in environment of DECOMPOSERS, which act in the last stage of food chain. These microorganisms like bacteria cause the breakdown of energy rich organic compounds. These compounds come from decaying matter of plants such as leaves, or from animals waste products and dead bodies.The microbial mediated degradation process is also called bioremedation.
It serves as a food source to organisms in the deep water
With oxygen the organisms of earth could more efficiently use food because as the final electron acceptor in the electron transport chain oxygen is a main player in the conversion of, say, glucose into many ATP molecules per glucose molecule. Oxygen is the most efficient way to do this compared to fermentation which is anaerobic. Thus organisms became multicellular and much more complex with energy to become motile to a greater degree than before.
A pig is a consumer in the food chain or food web.
Crocodiles play a large part in their food chain because they are the main predator.
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in a food chain a rat is played as the omnivore because it eats everything
That honestly depends on the beetle. Dung eating beetles play the part of clean up specialist, so to speak. Carnivorous beetles help to keep smaller insects in check because they eat them. It just depends on the beetle, as I said. One thing most beetles have in common in regards to the food chain is that they act as prey for larger animals such as birds, lizards and spiders who are in turn prey for even larger animals.
composer
there the consumers
In food chain the mushrooms, yeast and molds are primary secondary tritiary.
herbivore
of course in food chains and webs
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