Functional Feeding Group: Shredders

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Functional Feeding Group: Shredders Select and delete the animals that you did not collect. Functional Feeding Group: Shredders

Functional Feeding Group: Filtering Collectors Select and delete the animals that you did not collect. Functional Feeding Group: Filtering Collectors Functional Feeding Group: Gathering Collectors

Functional Feeding Group: Scrapers Select and delete the animals that you did not collect. Functional Feeding Group: Scrapers

Functional Feeding Group: Predators Select and delete the animals that you did not collect. Functional Feeding Group: Predators Functional Feeding Group: Macrophyte Piercers No key families for the Highlands region are included in this functional feeding group.