Why are the numbers of
tertiary consumers (apex
carnivores) always less than
those of other consumers?
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↪The numbers of tertiary consumer always less than those of other consumers because of this inefficiency, only a few top-level consumers have enough food.
↪Organisms are placed in a linear sequence and they eat one another, to survive.
↪Each organism holds a different level in a food chain.
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