Hypothetical balanced food chain. Sun and Earth supply 6 units of energy to each plant. For higher tropic levels, individuals consume 2 units of energy each before passing the remainder to the next trophic level. The number of individuals in each trophic level is given below. Complete the table below by computing for the number of energy units in each column and answer the questions below. No.No. of unitsNo.No.No. unitsMean no.individuareceivedunitsunitsremaining &unitsIs in eachtrophiclevelused/in used individual trophicTrophic Levelsfrompassed on toavailable pertrophicnext trophicindividual inlevel above (Resp)levelleveltrophic levelSUN +E = 6|1) Plants30180602) Grasshopper191202383) Frog12822244) Snake858165) Owl44228 gnes OWLSNAKETetiary consuneFROGseonday orcumerGRASS HOPPERPrimary Con fumerlosttran iemedPLANTProduer

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No. No. of units No. No. No. units Мean no. individua received units units remaining & passed on to next trophic level units Trophic Levels Is in each trophic used/in used in dividual trophic from available per trophic individual in level level above (Resp) level trophic level SUN +E = 6 1) Plants 30 180 2 60 2) Grasshopper 19 120 2 38 3) Frog 12 82 2 24 4) Snake 8 58 2 16 5) Owl 42 8

No. No. of units No. No. No. units Мean no. individua received units units remaining & passed on to next trophic level units Trophic Levels Is in each trophic used/in used in dividual trophic from available per trophic individual in level level above (Resp) level trophic level SUN +E = 6 1) Plants 30 180 2 60 2) Grasshopper 19 120 2 38 3) Frog 12 82 2 24 4) Snake 8 58 2 16 5) Owl 42 8

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