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Dictionary » P » Pyramid of Numbers Pyramid of NumbersDefinition A graphical representation in the form of a pyramid showing the feeding relationship and the number of organisms at each trophic level.
The pyramidal shape indicates that the number of organisms or species is largest at the bottom, and is narrowing towards the apex. The Pyramid of Numbers can be used to determine how the population of a particular species can affect another. It can also serve as a basis for the quantitative analysis of an ecosystem. See also: Ecological Pyramid. ![]()
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A Monkey's Uncle... theory) works from the primitive to the complex. That would make it a pyramid and we place ourselves smilingly at the apex thinking it doesn’t ... an unsuccessful line of endeavour and other organisms would make up the numbers. - and?? (i must admit that this part is very funny imo, you are ...
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A Monkey's Uncle... theory) works from the primitive to the complex. That would make it a pyramid and we place ourselves smilingly at the apex thinking it doesn’t ... an unsuccessful line of endeavour and other organisms would make up the numbers. While it is true that we were the trigger for the disaster that ...
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