What would happen if the producer population were wiped out completely?
a first level co...
What would happen if the producer population were wiped out completely?
a first level consumers would obtain energy from second level consumers.
b there would be no energy available for consumers.
c first level consumers would increase in number
d there would be more energy available for consumers.
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