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A consumer, such as a bear, that eats both producers (plants) and consumers (animals) is a(n)
 
  A) omnivore. B) herbivore. C) detritivore. D) autotroph. E) carnivore.

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Energy flows through an ecosystem along an idealized unidirectional pathway called a
 
  A) food web.
  B) trophic cascade.
  C) niche order.
  D) food chain.
  E) bioamplifier.


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