Energy Pyramid
3rd order consumers (100 Calories)
2nd order consumers (1000 Calories)
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Biology, 21.03.2021 22:30 priscymtz27
Energy Pyramid
3rd order consumers (100 Calories)
2nd order consumers (1000 Calories)
1st order consumars (10,000 Calories)
Producers (100,000 Calories)
The flesh of a 300 pound polar bear has the caloric value of about 875,000 calories. If the polar bear eats only seals for
one year, how many calories must the polar bear eat?
A 8,750,000
B 87,500
8,750
D 875,000
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