alleryMoving up successive trophic levels, the amount of energy available:
ADoubles each step
BIncreases steadily
CDecreases steadily
DStays constant
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Decreases steadily
Energy is lost at each transfer, so less is available at every higher level.
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