Which of the following groups of organisms constitute the second trophic level in a forest ecosystem?
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Correct answer: Deer and Rabbit
The second trophic level consists of primary consumers or herbivores. In a forest, animals like deer and rabbits feed on the producers (first trophic level) and thus occupy the second level.
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