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Biology, 07.10.2019 23:00, thepatatolife

Which of the following statements about energy and trophic levels is not true? a)the amount of available energy decreases at each higher trophic level. b)the energy conversion efficiency decreases at higher trophic levels. c)the net production of energy is higher at lower trophic levels. d)none of the above

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