Describe how energy flows through a hypothetical food chain from the bottom to the top. What happens to the numbers of individuals in each level as you move up the chain? In order to turn your food chain into a food web, what might you change about the trophic habits of its members?

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Brody Wood

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13 September, 11:14

Describe how energy flows through a hypothetical food chain from the bottom to the top. What happens to the numbers of individuals in each level as you move up the chain? In order to turn your food chain into a food web, what might you change about the trophic habits of its members?

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Emmett Boone · Answer 1

Explanation:Energy is passed up the food chain from one trophic level to the next but a lot of it is lost along the way. There is less biomass at the top of the food chain than there is at the bottom.

There is less biomass at the top of the food chain than there is at the bottom.

And example of food chain is a rabbit eating grass