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Chica
2 November, 01:21
What do decomposers do in an ecosystem
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Devan Marshall
2 November, 05:03
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The decomposers in an ecosystem feed off of the compost of dead organisms, basically.
An example is certain types of bacteria, which feed off of dead things.
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