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Why must energy be transformed in ecosystems?
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Why must energy be transformed in ecosystems?
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Energy must be transformed in ecosystems because an organism's energy must come from somewhere, it cannot be created or destroyed and it must go somewhere. Therefore, all of the above would be the correct choice.
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