FOOD CHAIN and FOOD WEB

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FOOD CHAIN
The flow of energy from one organism to other is called as food chain.Our Food Chain - Chrome Web Store

FOOD WEB
The flow of energy from one organism to many organism is called as food chain.
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Food web, consist of many food chains.A food web is made up of overlapping food chains in an ecosystem ...

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