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In many cases, secondary consumers cannot digest the bones of their prey. What conclusion can you draw from that?​

In many cases, secondary consumers cannot digest the bones of their prey. What conclusion can you draw from that?​
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In many cases, secondary consumers cannot digest the bones of their prey. What conclusion can you draw from that?​

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energy used to create bone mass often does not travel farther up the food chain

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