If you were to count the number of organisms at different points in the food chain, where do you think the largest number of organisms would be found? Why?

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MKorsch · Answer 1 · 2021-06-13T09:24:41+0000

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At the beginning of the food chain

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For an ecosystem to be balanced, the producers in a food chain need to be greater than all the other organisms in a food chain. if there is a greater amount of consumers than producers, the consumers will die of starvation. if there are more producers, there's enough food for everyone.

If you were to count the number of organisms at different points in the food chain, where do you think the largest number of organisms would be found? Why?

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