. An ecological characterization of Coastal Maine (north and east of Cape Elizabeth) . PRIM&Rr CONSUMERS: HERBIVORES INSECTS MICE SQUIRRELS DEER haRF PRIMARY PRODUCERS iJRtEN PLANTS SECONDARY CONSUMERS PREDATORS INSECTS AND OTHER INVERTEBRATES BIRDS MAMMALS REPTILES AMPMI81ANS \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ d*«a am ma IS \ 'eces 1 ^ \ \ \ I DECOMPOSERS BACTERIA FUNGI / ' / / / / ' SOIL INVERTEBRATES Figure 9-4. Generalized trophic structure of a forest system showing major pathways of energy transfer (solid lines are "grazing" pathways, broken lines are "decomposer" pathways). 9-12

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