Secondary Productivity Can Never Exceed Primary Productivity Because

question 66

Multiple Choice

Secondary productivity can never exceed primary productivity because

• A)secondary productivity is limited by the amount of energy produced by primary producers.
• B)secondary productivity is less efficient than primary productivity.
• C)energy loss to the surroundings in an ecosystem depends mostly on tertiary consumers.
• D)nutrient cycling is much slower in secondary productivity.

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