4) In the graphical representation of energy flow, generally the base is made up of the __________, which have the highest energy flow, while at the top we have the __________ that have a minimum energy flow. A) top consumers, producers B) Producers, decomposers C) Producers, superior consumers D) Decomposes producers, producers

4) In the graphical representation of energy flow, generally the base is made up of the , which have the highest energy flow, while at the top we have the that have a minimum energy flow. A) top consumers, producers B) Producers, decomposers C) Producers, superior consumers D) Decomposes producers, producers

Aquaculture Science

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ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

Publisher:Parker

Chapter3: Marketing Aquaculture

Section: Chapter Questions

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