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The 12 pages that link to Food chain, each with the reason it gives.

• Food webBroader topic: Each chain is a single pathway within the web’s branching network.

• Marine food webCompared with: A chain shows one pathway, while a web represents many overlapping pathways.

• MicroplasticsRelated: Ingested particles can move between organisms, though transfer and effects vary.

• Rachel CarsonRelated: Her account showed how persistent pesticides could move through food chains and accumulate in wildlife.

• Trophic levelNarrower topic: Trophic levels mark positions along this linear feeding pathway.

• Aquatic food webBroader topic: A food chain isolates one route through the web’s many feeding connections.

• Silent SpringNarrower topic: The book’s account of pesticide spread depends on connections between predators and prey.

• Strontium-90Narrower topic: Contaminated plants and animal products can carry strontium-90 toward human diets.

• AutotrophRelated: Autotrophs commonly occupy its first trophic level by producing biomass.

• Freshwater food webCompared with: A chain simplifies the many branching links found in a freshwater web.

• AldrinRelated: Aldrin residues can move through food chains, exposing predators and people.

• Hoof and Claw (idiom)Related: It places hoofed prey and clawed predators in a shared ecological structure.