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Why is the transfer of energy in a food chain only 10 percent efficient?
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Why is the transfer of energy in a food chain only 10 percent efficient?
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The transfer of energy in a food chain is very inefficient. This is because as one predator eats the next, 90% of the energy is lost. This the predator only obtains 10% of the energy.
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