Chapter 2: Problem 1
Sometimes the species of a community are described as forming a food chain. Why is it usually more appropriate to speak instead of a food web?
Chapter 2: Problem 1
Sometimes the species of a community are described as forming a food chain. Why is it usually more appropriate to speak instead of a food web?
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