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Energy stays the same as it transfers from one consumer to the next.
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Energy stays the same as it transfers from one consumer to the next.

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decrease

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For the answer to the question above, decrease should be the right one. Energy is always lost as heat, that's why those in the later part of the food chain get less energy than what the primary consumer got.
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