In a simple aquatic food chain, plants are eaten by small herbivorous fish. These small fish are eaten by larger fish. Which of the following terms describes the large fish in this food chain?

A. Primary consumer

B. Producer

C. Secondary consumer

D. Tertiary consumer

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Mercedes Murray

Mathematics

18 June, 13:59

In a simple aquatic food chain, plants are eaten by small herbivorous fish. These small fish are eaten by larger fish. Which of the following terms describes the large fish in this food chain?

A. Primary consumer

B. Producer

C. Secondary consumer

D. Tertiary consumer

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Alonso Sheppard · Answer 1

It is secondary consumer because primary consumer is a animal that is a herbavorie (cant spell) and secondary eats that herbavor, and in this case the fish who ate the plant gets eaten by the bigger carnavore fish

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In a simple aquatic food chain, plants are eaten by small herbivorous fish. These small fish are eaten by larger fish. Which of the following terms describes the large fish in this food chain?A. Primary consumerB. ProducerC. Secondary consumerD. Tertiary consumer

In a simple aquatic food chain, plants are eaten by small herbivorous fish. These small fish are eaten by larger fish. Which of the following terms describes the large fish in this food chain?

A. Primary consumer

B. Producer

C. Secondary consumer

D. Tertiary consumer