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Oscar Mccarty
16 May, 15:17
What is a decomposer?
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Kinsley Simon
16 May, 16:12
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A decomposer is an organism (like a carnivore, omnivore, or herbivore) that consumes and breaks down dead or dying organisms. Examples: worms, fungus, and some types of bacteria.
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Snow
16 May, 16:35
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A decomposer is an organism that feeds off of other dead, decaying organisms. Decomposers are classified into the Domain and Kingdom Bacteria.
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