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What is the main difference between where producers and primary consumers are in the food chain?(1 point)
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Primary consumers make up the first level of the food chain, while producers make up the last level of the food chain.
Primary consumers make up the first level of the food chain, while producers make up the last level of the food chain.

Primary consumers make up the second level of the food chain, while producers make up the third level of the food chain.
Primary consumers make up the second level of the food chain, while producers make up the third level of the food chain.

Primary consumers make up the last level of the food chain, while producers make up the first level of the food chain.
Primary consumers make up the last level of the food chain, while producers make up the first level of the food chain.

Primary consumers make up the second level of the food chain, while producers make up the first level of the food chain.

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**Primary consumers make up the second level of the food chain, while producers make up the first level of the food chain.**

In a food chain, producers (such as plants) are at the first level as they create energy through photosynthesis. Primary consumers (herbivores) occupy the second level as they consume the producers.
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