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Hope Valdez
18 June, 21:44
Is a bird a decomposer
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Arnav Hopkins
18 June, 23:20
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Birds are not decomposer because they aren't bacteria nor fungi. A bird is either carnivorous or habivorous. Otherwise known as scavenger.
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Emilio Barber
19 June, 00:29
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No, birds are heterotrophs. The largest portions of decomposers would be bacteria.
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