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5 February, 09:37

If secondary consumers are removed from the food chain, how much energy will theoretically be available to tertiary

consumers?

a. 21 units of energy

b. 383 units of energy

c. 3,368 units of energy

d. 5,060 units of energy

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  1. 5 February, 09:56
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    I don't know for sure but I think it is C 3,368

    Explanation:

    sorry if wrong
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