In Grass → Grasshopper → Frog → Snake → Hawk, the fourth trophic level contains 5 kJ. Using the 10% energy-transfer rule, find the producer-level energy.
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The answer is D, 5000 kJ.
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In Grass → Grasshopper → Frog → Snake → Hawk, the fourth trophic level contains 5 kJ. Using the 10% energy-transfer rule, find the producer-level energy.
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The answer is D, 5000 kJ.
Which listed class is an ozone-depleting substance?
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The answer is B, Chlorofluorocarbons(CFCs).
Why is a material termed non-biodegradable in the school context?
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The answer is D, Normal biological processes do not readily break it down.
Grass receives10,000J of solar energy and stores1% as food energy. In a10%-transfer model,how much energy is available in deer that eat the grass?
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The answer is A, 10J.
Which health risk can increase when ozone depletion allows more harmful UV to reach the surface?
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The answer is A, Skin cancer.
Why is damage to the stratospheric ozone layer concerning?
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The answer is B, It weakens protection against harmful ultraviolet radiation.
Why is energy flow through an ecosystem described as unidirectional?
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The answer is C, Energy moves through feeding relationships and dissipates as heat rather than cycling back as usable food energy.
In a model where the same persistent pollutant biomagnifies at each feeding step,which chain has fewer steps before reaching humans?
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The answer is C, Edible plant→human.
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