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3 years ago

A sequence of organisms through which energy is transferred, beginning with the primary producer, is a _____.

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<span>A sequence of organisms through which energy is transferred, beginning with the primary producer, is a "Food Chain"

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diamong [38]3 years ago

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Answer; The correct answer for the blank is- Food Chain.

Food chain can be described as a series of living organisms that are dependent on one another as a source of food/ obtaining energy for the survival.

In other words, it represents the flow of energy ( transfer of energy in the form of food) among different living organisms present within an ecosystem.

The organisms in the food chain occupy different ranks ( called trophic level) that occur in a particular order ( such as Producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, tertiary consumers, decomposers).

Thus, food chain is the right answer.

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