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Question 21

A marine zooplankton, such as a copepod, feeds on unicellular phytoplankton in the upper ocean. However, only a small percentage of the biomass of the phytoplankton consumed is converted into new copepod biomass.

Describe what happens to the biomass in the food eaten by the copepod that is not converted into its body mass.

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Energy transfer, biodiversity and human impact Questions

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