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Deffense [45]
3 years ago
6

Suppose the trophic efficiency between producers and herbivores is 0.1, the tropic efficiency between herbivores and carnivores

is 0.15, and primary production is 1,200 units per day.
What is the secondary production of herbivores?
a. 18 units per day
b. 90 units per day
c. 120 units per day
d. 180 units per day
e. 1,200 units per day
What is the secondary production of carnivores?
a. 12 units per day
b. 18 units per day
c. 27 units per day
d. 60 units per day
e. 120 units per day
Biology
1 answer:
makkiz [27]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

What is the secondary production of herbivores?

e. 1,200 units per day

What is the secondary production of carnivores? y

b. 18 units per day

Explanation:

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