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low-level consumer — a fish that feeds near the bottom of the food web in its community. In fishes the food may not be entirely restricted to plants (a first level consumer, q.v.) … Dictionary of ichthyology
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primary consumer — a fish that feeds on the lowest level of a community s food web, namely plants. Also called first level consumer … Dictionary of ichthyology
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