4) Give an example of an organism that is higher on the trophic pyramid then a...
4) Give an example of an organism that is higher on the trophic pyramid then a producer and that would likely be able to survive in miniature ecosystem. give the name of the organism and its specific trophic level.
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Normally the pyramid of trophic levels is upright but it is usually inverted in case of pyramid of biomass in Sea.
An example of an organism higher on trophic pyramid than a producer is zooplankton.
zooplankton is higher on the trophic level than it's producer phytoplankton because of their small size and low mass.
Large fish ( shark ). 4th level
Small predator fish. 3rd level
Zooplankton. 2nd level
Phytoplankton. 1st level
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