Question
Use the model below to complete the following sentences.
(4 points)
Each trophic level has less energy than the level below it. This pattern is known as the
and describes loss of energy between trophic levels.
In any ecosystem, the
level has the most energy and the most biomass; the
level has the least energy and the smallest biomass.
If the Primary Producer level in this example represented 100,000 J of energy, the amount of energy in the Secondary Consumer level would be
.
(4 points)
Each trophic level has less energy than the level below it. This pattern is known as the
and describes loss of energy between trophic levels.
In any ecosystem, the
level has the most energy and the most biomass; the
level has the least energy and the smallest biomass.
If the Primary Producer level in this example represented 100,000 J of energy, the amount of energy in the Secondary Consumer level would be
.
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Each trophic level has less energy than the level below it. This pattern is known as the **10% Rule** and describes loss of energy between trophic levels.
In any ecosystem, the **Primary Producer** level has the most energy and the most biomass; the **Tertiary Consumer** level has the least energy and the smallest biomass.
If the Primary Producer level in this example represented 100,000 J of energy, the amount of energy in the Secondary Consumer level would be **1,000 J**.
In any ecosystem, the **Primary Producer** level has the most energy and the most biomass; the **Tertiary Consumer** level has the least energy and the smallest biomass.
If the Primary Producer level in this example represented 100,000 J of energy, the amount of energy in the Secondary Consumer level would be **1,000 J**.
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