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Any time energy is transferred from one organism to another, some of that energy is lost, mostly in the form of heat. In fact, only about 10% of the energy from an organism at a low trophic level can be transferred to an organism at the next trophic level. Because of this inefficiency, trophic levels ''always'' appear as pyramids, with the primary producers forming the base, and the secondary and tertiary consumers forming the apex.

Any time energy is transferred from one organism to another, some of that energy is lost, mostly in the form of heat. In fact, only about 10% of the energy from an organism at a low trophic level can be transferred to an organism at the next trophic level. Because of this inefficiency, trophic levels ''always'' appear as pyramids, with the primary producers forming the base, and the secondary and tertiary consumers forming the apex.

Cada vez que la energía se transfiere de un organismo a otro, parte de esa energía se pierde, sobre todo en forma de calor. De hecho, sólo un 10% de la energía de un organismo a un nivel trófico bajo puede transferirse a un organismo al siguiente nivel trófico. Debido a esta ineficiencia, los niveles tróficos «siempre» aparecen como pirámides, con los productores primarios formando la base, y los consumidores secundarios y terciarios formando el ápice.