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In an ecosystem, there is a transfer of energy from one organism to the one eating it. This transfer allows the animal doing to eating to gain what percentage of the energy from the animal it ate?
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In an ecosystem, there is a transfer of energy from one organism to the one eating it. This transfer allows the animal doing to eating to gain what percentage of the energy from the animal it ate?

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yes, baby

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10% of its energy is transferred
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