Advanced Placement (AP), 25.09.2020 08:01 SMURFETTE86

Assuming that 10% of the biomass, as measured in dry weight, is transferred from one trophic level to the next higher level, calculate how many foxes the field could support at any given time. Show your
work and include in your calculations how many phoebes and painted lady butterflies the field could
support.

Assuming that 10% of the biomass, as measured in dry weight, is transferred from one trophic level

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