Which of these enable nutrients present in the bodies of plants and animals to go back to the soil after they die?

(a) producers
(b) primary consumers
(c) secondary consumers
(d) decomposers

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(d) decomposers

Decomposers enable nutrients present in the dead bodies of plants and animals to go back to the soil. Examples of decomposers include bacteria and fungi.

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Which of these enable nutrients present in the bodies of plants and animals to go back to the soil after they die? (a) producers (b) primary consumers (c) secondary consumers (d) decomposers

(d) decomposers Decomposers enable nutrients present in the dead bodies of plants and animals to go back to the soil. Examples of decomposers include bacteria and fungi.

Which of these enable nutrients present in the bodies of plants and animals to go back to the soil after they die?

(a) producers
(b) primary consumers
(c) secondary consumers
(d) decomposers

(d) decomposers

Decomposers enable nutrients present in the dead bodies of plants and animals to go back to the soil. Examples of decomposers include bacteria and fungi.