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1) By which process is the potential energy of organic molecules transferred to a form of energy that is usable by the cells? 1) digestion 2 ) hydrolysis 3) photosynthesis 4) respiration

Which of the following is a producer-consumer relationship? foxes eat rabbits people eat mushrooms frogs eat flies rabbits eat grass

4) The biotic component of an ecosystem is a community. b. water. b. the temperature. c. the climate.

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Carbon cycle Producers incorporate chemicals from the nonliving environment into organic compounds. Consumers feed on the producers, incorporating some of the chemicals into their own bodies and releasing some back to the environment in waste products. As organisms die, decomposers break them down, further supplying the soil, water, and air with chemicals in inorganic form. The producers gain a renewed supply of raw materials for building organic matter, and the cycles continue.