decomposers and producers.
Primary producers
Ten percent of the energy in each trophic level makes it to the next level.
The biochemical adaptation of animals is the adjustment it makes to its environment. The animal makes adjustments at the molecular level all the way to the level of the whole organism.
Because the energy decreases on every level, so a triangle makes sense to show that there is less energy on the highest trophic levels.
Organisms in each trophic level pass on significantly less energy to the next trophic levels compared to what they received. As the amount of energy gets smaller, the ability to sustain life is lost, hence an unlimited number of trophic levels is not possible.
Essentially, all green plants. These can also be referred to as autotrophs; self-feeding or self-sustaining. The trophic level is basically a food chain or furthermore a food web. The first level represents the primary producers which include photosynthetic organisms (alga and plants). The second level is primary consumers which include herbivores and ominivores. The third level represents secondary consumers carnivores and so on.
Biomass at the fourth trophic level is approximately ten times smaller than biomass at the third trophic level.
Its existence is what makes it a living organism and the fact that it grows.
An organism that makes its own food by photosynthesis is an autotroph.
the answer is chloroplasts
An organism.
leaves
makes the organism better able to avoid predators.