[tdx]

Does the total energy available in an organism include that given off by heat?

thanks

this is relate to, Nelson Thornes, AQA Biology A2 p.g 69, application question 5 btw

i'm talking about in food chains/webs and ecological pyramids

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[girlscientist]

I'd imagine so as that energy has been available to that organism in order to produce that heat