It will decrease. The amount of energy that a producer makes will be used to maintain the needs of the primary consumer. That reduced amount will be used by the secondary consumer for their needs (growth and reproduction). That really leaves very little to be passed on. That is the reason why the numbers get smaller and smaller as you go up the food chain. There just isn't enough energy for many in the third level.
They both decrease.
They both decrease.
As every organism,waste materials are excreted.
When the Producer Price Index (PPI) goes up, prices rises. The PPI does not represent prices at the consumer level.
First of all, there's not such thing as "primary producer" it's called producer, but if that happens the primary consumer would die so the secondary consumer who is the one who eats the primary, would eat another animal or die.
No, its is not possible for a carnivore to be a producer at the same time. A producer will have no need to become a consumer if it can sustain itself. that is true my friend but it can be food for other carnivors and when it dies what happens it rottens into the soil to form dirt. and this dirt amkes a plant. so yeah it can be a producer. dont give my answer to your teacher they will not accept it. XD!
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what happens is that the energy that was to start with will be broken and half of that will go to continue the cycle because the energy that does not move on is being used by the producer, consumer or scavenger depending on which stage of the food chain or web it is on.
people die get over it!
The energy decreases as you move step to step in a chain The first organism (primary consumer) that eats the producer (green plants) will have the most number
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top of the food chain