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What is a autotroph found near the bottom of a energy pyramid?
A type of autotroph found near the bottom of an energy pyramid would be phytoplankton. Phytoplankton are microscopic, photosynthetic organisms that form the base of many aquatic food chains by converting sunlight into energy through photosynthesis. They are an important source of food for many marine animals.
Is the sea turtle near the top of the food pyramid or near the bottom?
The sea turtle is near the bottom of the food chain because it only eats plants. But it is debatable for the simple fact that nothing eats the turtle.
What organism would grow on the bottom of the ocean near shore?
Seaweed
Is the Khafre pyramid near the Nile River?
The Great Pyramid of Khafre is on the Giza Plateau near Cairo.
Where in the pyramid did the people bury the pharaoh?
The pharaoh was buried under the pyramid, or near the bottom of the pyramid.
Is there a pyramid under the sea?
Yes, there is a large pyramid in the Atantic Ocean, near Florida. It is quite possible that there's another, near the Yonaguni Monument, near Japan.
Whose pyramid does the Sphinx sit on?
The sphinx does not sit on any pyramid. It sits on its own near the pyramid of Khafre.
What is an example of a Non living organism near a pond?
A non-living organism is a dead organism.
What other famous landmarks are near the Great Pyramid of Giza?
The Sphinx is in the same area as the Great Pyramid.
Why would a seagull sit near you?
You probebly had some food in your hand or near you that the seagul wanted.
What three pieces of information would help describe the location of the great pyramid and the sphinx?
The Great Sphinx of Giza and the Great Pyramid stand on the Giza Plateau on the west bank of the Nile near Cairo, in Egypt.
Where would a lion belong in a food chain?
a four link food chain is a food chain that only has four organism links, these include: producer - usually a plant primary consumer - a herbivore secondary consumer - a carnivore tertairy (ter-sha-ry) consumer - usually an omnivore (both herbivore and carnivore) sometimes there is one other organism link and that is decomposer - a bacteria or fungi
