Answer:
<u>Food chain as given below</u>
Explanation:
- A consumer is a living creature in the food chain that eats other consumers and maintains a balance in the food web. Primary producers are all green plants that prepare their food by their ability to utilize the sun's energy and convert that available raw energy into starch in their body by the process of photosynthesis.
- These Autotrophs take up the organic matter through their roots in the form xylem and phylum and giving oxygen in the air. They form the base of the food chain on which are dependent Herbivorous like sheep, goat, cow, etc.
- The secondary consumers are called the Carnivorous, like the lion, tiger, etc that feed on the bodies of herbivorous. Above this level is that of Omnivorous i.e both plant and animal eaters like the crow, man, and cat.
- As stated by the law of thermodynamics energy can neither be destroyed nor created but transforms itself. The flow of energy at each trophic level gets successively transferred to the next trophic level from primary to secondary tertiary and so on.
- Likewise, toxin concentration in trophic levels increased each level upwards and leads to biomagnification that is harmful to the entire food chain.
When the earths tectonic plates move it causes an earthquake when they break on a fault. a sudden release of energy causes<span> the seismic waves that make the ground shake.</span><span />
Answer: The fluxes in hydrologic cycle does not include Fixation
Explanation: Hydrologic cycle is also known as the water cycle. It is the continuous movement of water on, below and above the earth's surface.
Fluxes in the hydrologic cycle simply mean how water moves in and out of the earth's surface.
The fluxes include;
- Infiltration: movement of water into the ground from the surface.
- Evaporation: This is the change of water from a liquid to a gas.
- Transpiration: This is the evaporation of liquid water from plants and trees into the Earth’s atmosphere.
- Uptake: This is the water taken from the groundwater flow and soil moisture.
