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In a community that has 4 trophic levels, what biomass of primary producers is necessary to maintain a tertiary consumer biomass of 1.78 kg/m^2?* O 17.80 kg/m 2 O 178 kg/m*2 O 1780 kg/m*2 O 17800 kg/m 2

In a community that has 4 trophic levels, what biomass of primary producers is necessary to maintain a tertiary consumer biomass of 1.78 kg/m^2?* O 17.80 kg/m 2 O 178 kg/m*2 O 1780 kg/m*2 O 17800 kg/m 2

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Transcribed Image Text:course/2705839563/materials/link/view/4918512902 Tonger needed by the group. In a community that has 4 trophic levels, what biomass of primary producers is necessary to maintain a tertiary consumer biomass of 1.78 kg/m^2? O 17.80 kg/m*2 O 178 kg/m*2 O 1780 kg/m^2 O 17800 kg/m^2 Prairie dogs are small mammals that live in large colonies in burrows in the ground. Prairie dogs that are near their own relatives when a predator approaches are much more likely to issue a warning bark than those that are near unrelated prairie dogs. The prairie dogs that hear a warning bark are more likely to hide in their burrows than to remain above ground. However, the prairie dog that gives the warning bark is putting itself at increased risk of being
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