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Yes, aquatic insect nymphs are consumers in their ecosystems. They typically feed on organic matter, algae, and smaller aquatic organisms, playing a crucial role in the food web. As they grow, nymphs can also serve as prey for larger animals, further integrating them into the aquatic food chain.

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