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Explain why there are fewer organisms at higher trophic levels.

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As we move to higher Trophic levels, we will, generally speaking, see larger animals. And yet, moving to higher trophic levels, these larger animals need to live on smaller energy production from the next trophic level down. As a result, there will usually be fewer animals at higher trophic levels.

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