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Question 7

In a marine kelp forest ecosystem off the coast of California, the total biomass of sea urchins (primary consumers) is significantly lower than the total biomass of the giant kelp (primary producers) upon which they feed.

Explain two biological reasons why biomass is lost between these successive trophic levels.

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