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If only 10% of energy is passed on when an organism is eaten, what happens to the other 90%

If only 10% of energy is passed on when an organism is eaten, what happens to the other 90%
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If only 10% of energy is passed on when an organism is eaten, what happens to the other 90%

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some energy is lost as heat, some is lost during cellular respiration, some is lost carrying out the daily functions of life.  
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