Food Chains and Trophic Levels

Welcome to the Food Chains and Trophic Levels category of Questions LLC! Here, you will find a rich collection of questions and discussions about the fascinating world of food chains and trophic levels. Whether you are a curious student, a nature enthusiast, or simply someone interested in understanding more about the intricacies of our ecosystems, this category is the perfect place for you. Delve into the interconnectedness of organisms, the flow of energy, and the delicate balance of life through engaging questions and thought-provoking answers. Join us in exploring the intricacies of food chains and trophic levels, and expand your knowledge about the fundamental structures that sustain life on our planet.

Questions (9)

Which zone is home to some decomposers, but no producers?
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2. asked by Liz
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Primary food source for abyssal organisms?Phytodetritus? Just a guess.... :) Phytodetritus is the major food source for abyssal
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2. asked by Marsha
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What are some Tertiary Consumers of the Pacific Ocean
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2. asked anonymously
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most food chains normally consist of no more thantwo to three organisms zero to one organism eight to nine organisms three to
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What are secondary consumers considered as? Are the carnivore, omnivore, herbivore.Hint: there are two answers
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2. asked by Anonymous
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In a food pyramid, there is typically less biomass at the top. They are very few individual TRTIARY consumers whereas there are
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Place the trophic levels in order of greatest amount of energy available (bottom of the pyramid/list) to least amount of energy
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2. asked by Rae
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Question 21Place the trophic levels in order of greatest amount of energy available (bottom of the pyramid/list) to least amount
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The pyramid shows how biomass changes between trophic levels of an ecosystem.image b95050928618458399679f086eb24478 Which
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