<span>It is false that energy in higher trophic levels is greater than energy at lower trophic levels. In the first trophic level you find the producers, in the second the primary consumers in the level following that the secondary consumers and in the last level the tertiary consumers. And only 10% of energy at one level is available to the next level. </span>
Answer:
I think that answer is right
Explanation:
<span>The answer is A.
The wildfire decimates abiotic and biotic
factors in a populations' habitat hence reducing the resources
required to sustain the entire population. This devastates the population numbers
due to increased competition for reduced
resources. Wildfire especially decimates
primary producers hence affecting the organisms up the food chain. </span>
