Energy transfer between trophic levels question!

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    Energy transfer between trophic levels question!
    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
    Last edited by tdx; 14-06-2012 at 16:48.
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    Re: Energy transfer between trophic levels question!
    I'd imagine so as that energy has been available to that organism in order to produce that heat
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