A trophic level in an ecosystem represents a:
AA single species only
BA single taxonomic family
CA fixed geographic area
DA functional feeding level
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A functional feeding level
Trophic levels group organisms by feeding role, and one species can occupy more than one level.
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