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An energy pyramid has four trophic levels. The energy available at the apex level is 0.1 kilocalories. How much energy is available at the base of the pyramid? 1 kilocalories 10 kilocalories 100 kilocalories
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An energy pyramid has four trophic levels. The energy available at the apex level is 0.1 kilocalories. How much energy is available at the base of the pyramid? 1 kilocalories 10 kilocalories 100 kilocalories 1000 kilocalories
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1000 kilocalories... it decreases by 10% as you go up
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