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detritivore
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detritivore [di′trid·ə‚vȯr]
(ecology)
An organism that consumes dead organic matter.
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Trophic relationships of small nonnative fishes in a natural creek ... by Martin, Barbara A.; Saiki, Michael K. / Southwestern Naturalist
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Feeding Ecology of Salton Sea Tilapia (Oreochromis spp.) by Riedel, Ralf; Costa-Pierce, Barry A. / Bulletin (Southern California Academy of Sciences)
 
 
 
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