EBK CAMPBELL BIOLOGY IN FOCUS
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Chapter 41, Problem 5TYU
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The food web including blue crab and also to explain the fate of Eelgrass when humans stop eating blue crab.
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A food web is a graphical representation of feeding relationships among organisms. The blue crab is an omnivore. It eats a primary producer eel grass and also eats clams, a bivalve mollusk. When there is inadequate eel grass available to eat, blue crab also shows cannibalism by eating other juvenile crabs
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