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Biomass is calculated by shaving all the hair, removing the nails and dehydrating the corpse because these things are not living tissue. If you look at the energy pyramid you would see that only 10% of the mice's availability is available to the hawk (mice predator). Logically you can only support 10% as much life (biomass).
The greatest biomass on Earth is found in plants, particularly in forests, where trees and other vegetation contribute significantly to total biomass. Phytoplankton in the oceans also represent a substantial portion of biomass, as they form the base of the marine food web. Additionally, certain types of bacteria and fungi in soil ecosystems can have high biomass, contributing to nutrient cycling and decomposition. Overall, autotrophic organisms, especially those in terrestrial and aquatic environments, dominate global biomass.
Fatter and bigger, takes up more space =================== No, that would be the greatest volume. Mass is something you weigh on a scale, and measure in grams or kilograms. Some organisms are denser than others. In ecology, "biomass" is the mass of a group of living organisms.
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biomass is not cheap..biomass would cost almost twice as much on average as gas or coal-fired electricity.
Hawks do live in the desert.
a nonrenewable biomass would be burning word or cutting down trees.
If by largest you mean greatest biomass then it would have to be the round worms phylum Nematoda if you mean the greatest number of species then it would have to be anthropoda as it includes the insects. If you mean by size then it would have to Chordata as it includes the whales. If by largest you mean greatest biomass then it would have to be the round worms phylum Nematoda if you mean the greatest number of species then it would have to be anthropoda as it includes the insects. If you mean by size then it would have to Chordata as it includes the whales.
Biomass is effectively dried up tissue mass. If you take a living thing and dried it out you would have its biomass. From that you can see how much energy store there is.
Ecosystems are based on the amount of energy in the first or lowest level: trees, grasses, and shrubs. The next level can get only 10% of the first level to use for growth and reproduction. These are those that eat the plants (herbivores) of the first level. Rabbits would be included in this second level. Only 10% of 10% of the energy of the first level can be passed on to the third level, the carnivores. Those include foxes. Rabbits would be 10% of the biomass of the ecosystem (at most) and foxes only 1% (at most).
Wood burning in a fireplace would be an example of energy from a biomass.
A NON-example would be anything that isn't biomass ... grammar, for example.
they have some cetain amount of biomass