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3 years ago

Where is energy stored in carbohydrates

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If you consume more carbs than the body needs, the extra glucose goes to the liver, where it's converted into glycogen. Glycogen is the storage form of carbohydrates. Glycogen is stored in the liver and skeletal muscles, which have a limited amount of storage space. I Google it and this is what I got.

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In FAT! so your sides and belly

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<h3>The value of the benefit</h3>

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B = Offspring per dominant male - Offspring per solo male

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Offspring per dominant male = 7
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B = 7 - 2

B = 5

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<h3>The cost to subordinate male</h3>

The Krakauer's formula for cost (C) is:

C = Offspring per solo male - Offspring per subordinate male

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C = Offspring per solo male - 0

C = Offspring per solo male

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<h3>The net benefit to subordinate male</h3>

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Net Benefit = rB - C

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