Food Chains and Food Webs

This depends on what the producer is. If it is a rare type of producer then yes you should consider it as rare.

The energy is taken from nutrients that are found in the ground which the plants absorb. The plants are then eaten by primary consumers, or herbivores;after this, the primary consumers re eaten by secondary consumers or carnivores. Omnivores share both of these characteristics though, and thus are a primary and secondary consumer.

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The food chain will not be successful since the organism which depends on the removed food will start looking for something else to depend on or will starve to dead e.g if the grasshopper depends on grass for it survival and the grass is distorted in the food chain the grasshopper will surely die

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Vertically from least powerful to greatest power. Of course, without dinosuars, humans are on top! :)

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Which food web, exactly? There's no picture.

A plant is always a producer in the food chain

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One of the advantages is that less energy is lost throughout the chain. For example:

From which food chain is least energy lost?

A corn → hens → humans

B grass → cows → humans

C potatoes → humans

D water plants → small fish → large fish → humans

In this case, c would be the answer because it has the the least transition till the energy absorbed from the sunlight reaches the human. And as we know, when we go down the food chain, more than 90% of the energy is lost to the following organism. For example the scenario A, 10% of sunlight is absorbed by the plant and stored in the corn, which is then eaten by the hens but by then the plant has already consumed 90% of the energy and by the time we eat the hen, it has consumed the 90% of the 10% energy left in the plant of the 10% absorbed from the sun. Therefore leaving the humans with only 0.1% of sunlight hitting the plant's leaf. Of course this would be an even minuet percentage if it were the case for scenario D. LOL

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earthworms eat dirt and then get eaten by a bird

The sun allow plants to photosynthesis which is to make food and grow. The plants eating animals will eat them and then the meat eating animals will eat animals. Then us humans will eat the animals and plants.

Sun Plant - producer Animal - primary consumer Animal 2 - secondary consumer Animal 3 - tertiary consumer Hope this helps

the energy amount increases as other organisms eat other organizms.

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decomposers

They make their own energy, instead of consuming another consumer for their energy.

because species richness or biological diversity is very high in the tropical regions than the tundra regions

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the numbers of the blue tit will decrease because the blue tit wont be able to eat the greenfly. the numbers of the hawk will decrease as well because the blue tit will die due to the green fly's disease so the hawk cant eat the blue tit. the rose plant will increase because the green fly cant eat the plant due to its death.

All swamp animals eat grass-dirt-an each other

Well, different plants need different amounts of sunlight. They need sunlight for photosynthesis, that's how they make their own food. Without sunlight, there would be no photosynthesis, and plants would not survive.