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What is an explanation of why producers are always found at the lowest trophic level?
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What is an explanation of why producers are always found at the lowest trophic level?
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Producers are always found at the lowest trophic level because they are the foundation of the foodweb. Which means that in the ocean you will find producers like algae and fungi because they dwell in the bottom as producers.
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