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Primary Source: Grass

Diet One. Energy Lost: 0.9%. Secondary Consumer: Humans. Energy Transferred: 1%. Energy Lost: 9%. Primary Consumer: Cattl e. Energy Transferred: 10%. Energy Lost: 90%. Energy Transferred: 100%. Primary Source: Grass. Diet Two. Energy Lost: 9%. Primary Consumer: Humans.

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Primary Source: Grass

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  1. Diet One Energy Lost: 0.9% Secondary Consumer: Humans Energy Transferred: 1% Energy Lost: 9% Primary Consumer: Cattle Energy Transferred: 10% Energy Lost: 90% Energy Transferred: 100% Primary Source: Grass

  2. Diet Two Energy Lost: 9% Primary Consumer: Humans Energy Transferred: 10% Energy Lost: 90% Energy Transferred: 100% Primary Source: Plants

  3. In diet one it shows that if a cattle that is the primary consumer and a human that is a secondary consumer that you only get 1% of energy that is transmitted to you. But if you are a primary consumer showed in diet 2 you get 10% of energy that is transmitted to you. 4 oz. of beef is equivalent to driving about 6.6 miles. A cattle emits about 2495 million tons of co2. if you see in both diets that the primary source always get 100% energy transmitted from the sun Site: http://lgfl.skoool.co.uk/content.aspx?id=757

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