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Destiiny22

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Energy transfer between trophic levels in aquatic systems is generally
 
  A) less efficient than terrestrial food pyramids.
  B) less efficient than a detritus food web because aquatic systems lack fungi.
  C) inverted, in which more energy is transferred from one trophic level up to the next.
  D) more efficient than terrestrial food pyramids.

Question 2

A reverse biomass pyramid is typical of
 
  A) terrestrial ecosystems because of the high concentration of sunlight.
  B) terrestrial ecosystems because land can support more animals than water.
  C) aquatic ecosystems because top consumers reproduce much more slowly and live much longer than producers.
  D) aquatic ecosystems because water contains much more oxygen than air.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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