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In some ecosystems each trophic level can supply only about 10% of its energy to the next higher level. How much energy would be supplied to the second-level consumers in this energy pyramid? A. 50% B.
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In some ecosystems each trophic level can supply only about 10% of its energy to the next

higher level. How much energy would be supplied to the second-level consumers in this energy
pyramid?
A. 50%
B. 10%
C. 1
D. 0.1%

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B

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