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Looking at a food web, where is the largest amount of energy found?
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Looking at a food web, where is the largest amount of energy found?
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Largest energy found in the lowermost portion of the trophic level near "Producers" 'cause as it passes through the higher trophic levels, it get decreased by 10% at each step, according to Lindmann's 10% law!!
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