100 phytoplankton= 100*200= 20000 kcal energy
10% 20000kcal energy is 2000 kcal energy will be transferred to the next energy level.
20 zooplankton= 20*2000= 40000 kcal energy
10% of 40000 kcal energy is 4000 will be transferred to the next energy level.
5 minnows= 5*4000= 20000 kcal energy.
10% 20000kcal energy is 2000 kcal energy will be transferred to the next energy level.
2 eels= 2000*2= 4000 kcal energy
10% of 4000kcal energy is 400kcal.
1osprey= 1*400= 400kcal energy
Given that each phytoplankton has 200 kcal of energy stored in its' tissues, calculate the energy...
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