Only 10 calories did the bird actually absorb when there is a total of 1000 calories were stored in a plant chamber.
<h3>What is Calorie?</h3>
A calorie may be defined as a unit of energy that we get from food products and burn during a physical workout.
According to the 10% law given by Lindeman, if a plant chamber consists of 1000 cal., the amount of energy transferred to herbivores is 10% of 1000 which is 100 calories.
Similarly, the 10% of 100 cal., gets transferred to the next trophic level which is carnivores or secondary consumers. The 10% of 100 is 10 calories.
Therefore, only 10 calories did the bird actually absorb when there is a total of 1000 calories were stored in a plant chamber.
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Answer:
Sensory adaptation.
Explanation:
When the sensory receptors are exposed to a constant stimulus for a prolonged period, the receptors decrease their ability to respond and this leads to a decreased sensitivity of the stimulus. This phenomenon is referred to as sensory adaptation.
Sensory adaptation occurs in all of our five major senses. From taste to smell, touch, sight and hearing. This mechanism is used by the body to ignore trivial and unimportant stimuli and direct our attention to other stimuli around us.
Other examples of sensory adaptation are;
A) When we adapt to constant noise coming from a particular source such as a disco hall.
B) When we no longer notice the smell of our deodorants.
C)When the eyes adjust and adapt to a dark room.
One example of stimulus is reacting to a hot pan. If you touch it, you immediately pull your fingers back. This is your nervous system sending alerts through your body, and to your muscular system. Your muscular system allows you to bend your arm, and move your fingers away from the hot pan.
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