Entropy is greater at higher trophic levels than at lower levels

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The correct answer is "true".

Explanation:

A trophic level is defined as the position that a species has in the food chain, where the higher trophic levels are occupied by carnivores and predators, and the lower trophic levels by producers such as plants. It is true that entropy is greater at higher trophic levels than at lower levels. As trophic levels scale in the food chain, energy is lost in each step, the energy that is lost produces more entropy. Therefore, the higher the trophic levels, the higher the entropy.

That would be an ecosystem.

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