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There are various sources (such as heat, nutrients, etc.) and they are processed in many ways. In many cases the first organism in a chain lives off of the wastes of the high animals of the chain.Would need a specific chain to be able to answer more definitively.
When there is a transfer of energy from living organism to living organism, a food chain is created.
A consequence of adding an organism to the food chain is that some of the animals die because the organism could possibly poison anything that eats the organism.
When chemicals move from one organism to another through links, it is called bioaccumulation or biomagnification. Bioaccumulation refers to the accumulation of a chemical in the tissues of an organism over time, while biomagnification refers to the increase in concentration of a chemical as it moves up the food chain. Both processes can have negative impacts on the health and well-being of organisms.
A food chain.
A Decomposer by Deon Robinson
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The Producers. Tends to be the bottom of the pyramid if you are studying a pyramid.
The bottom of the food chain is always an Autotroph or an organism that can make its own food, either through photosynthesis or chemosynthesis. This includes plants algae which are then eaten by the animals that are the next step up in the food chain.
There are various sources (such as heat, nutrients, etc.) and they are processed in many ways. In many cases the first organism in a chain lives off of the wastes of the high animals of the chain.Would need a specific chain to be able to answer more definitively.
an organism that feeds on others in food chain
When there is a transfer of energy from living organism to living organism, a food chain is created.
what level of the food chain at which an organism is found is known as its?
The part of the food chain that needs the most energy to live is the... All of the species on the bottom, because if their on the bottom they are small, so they need more energy to run and hide.
At the bottom of any food chain are the producers. Generally producers are thought of as being "green plants". A producer need not be green, (diatoms, red algae brown algae, chemosynthetic bacteria as in the ocean deeps by hot-water vents are examples of non-green producers). The foregoing are not even vascular plants. Perhaps the producer organisms responsible for the greatest food production would be the phytoplankton of the oceans. If an organism is being sought as the occupier of the bottom of a food chain or web, I agree. However, at the bottom of any food chain or web I would place an energy source. The food pyramid sits upon one or several energy sources. It is not an organism, but I believe it must precede any organism capable of synthesizing a food. Perhaps the question now may be, "What was the first energy incorporating organism?"
Energy is transferred through a food chain when an organism eats another organism. As the food chain progresses, less energy is available when an organism is consumed.
No. Producers are at the bottom of the food chain.