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Biology

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xxMikexx [17]4 years ago

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Plants obtain energy from the sun, animals obtain that energy from feeding off of the plants and higher up consumers obtain by eating the lower consumers. Each step the organism loses 10%. For example. The plants get 100% of the suns energy. (Eg) goats get only 90% of that energy from the plants. Whatever eats the goat only gets 80% of the energy from the goat and so on.

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___ 1. Organisms that make their own food

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___ 3. Organism that must consume other organisms to obtain energy.

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___ 7. During aerobic respiration, the most ATP is produced during this process.

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