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In the corn to human food chain, how does the amount of energy in the corn compare with the amount of energy consumed by the human beings?

In the corn to human food chain, how does the amount of energy in the corn compare with the amount of energy consumed by the human beings?
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In the corn to human food chain, how does the amount of energy in the corn compare with the amount of energy consumed by the human beings?

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We would receive less energy than the corn contains because in a food chain there is always a loss of energy.
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