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the best explanation for the decrease in the amount of energy transferred to each succeeding level is that much of the energy ?
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Assuming that you're talking about a food pyramid in the ecosystem,
the best explanation for the decrease in the amount of energy transferred to each succeeding level is that much of energy is : released as heat
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