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Fig. 6.1. The food web of predatory animals, from tiny ones at the base to big predators at the summit. The group receiving an arrow is the one doing the eating. Although the invertebrate predators are grouped for convenience into tiny, small, and large, the numerous species among the three categories blend into each other. The invertebrates included are only those mentioned in the text. Parasites and parasitoids are shown off to the side.
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