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Microorganisms such as algae are photosynthetic and convert energy from the sunlight into usable energy for organisms. Since organisms are inefficient at converting energy when consuming organisms, there needs to be a constant inflow of energy to sustain higher levels of the food chain. The loss of energy also explains why there are lesser numbers of organisms higher up on the food chain.
No. Producers are at the bottom of the food chain.
Bacteria is in the last step on a food chain because is a decomposer!!
It originates from the sun and enters the food chain when plants absorb it for photosynethis.
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It means that it is either an apex predator (if it is a carnivore), or it is simply an animal that is too difficult or dangerous to kill, so no other animal threatens it. For example, the elephant is at the top of the African food chain, mostly because it is the strongest, and no animal hunts it regularly.
when a food chain breaks down, the animals above will not have enough food
top of the food chain
If a component is left out of the food chain then something will not be able to eat it. Then it will die, and the component above it in the food chain will not be able to eat it, and will die. Basically, if a component is left out of the food chain, the food chain collapses.
They die
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in a food chain and a food web what shows the movement of energy
Energy
they get eaten by bigger animals.
I think what you are referring to is a food chain, It is a series of energy steps from plants to animals and more animals in the form of food.
Everything in the food chain above them is poisoned as well. The effect is cummulative so the apexial preditors are the most effected.