For rock pocket mice, fur color is a phenotype
<h3>What are phenotypes?</h3>
Phenotypes refer to the morphological characters of organisms.
In other words, phenotypes refer to the physical appearance of living organisms.
In this case, the appearance of the rock pocket mice varied from darker fur on the black rock to lighter-colored fur on the lighter-colored rock. This means that the phenotype varies with the environment.
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Answer:
plants/ producers (Acorn) always go on the bottom and they alwys have the highest Energy because they are closest to the Sorce (Sun). THe farther you travel up the chain the more energy you lose. Everything else on that list is a consumer. the order is: Squirrel >Crow > Coyote. The squirrel is a primary consumer because it eats plants. The crow is a secondary consumer because it eats the squirrel. The coyote eates the crow putting it on top.
Explanation: it shoule always start: Source>Producer>Consumer
The farther you go from the source the higher you get the less energy is gained
In an ecosystem the component energy is not recycled
Assuming it's only salt water, it should be 85%