Where is the biomass pyramid upside-down?
A) among birds
B) in forest habitats
C) in tundra habitats
D) in a pond or a sea
E) in prairie habitats

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In aquatic ecosystems like ponds or seas, the biomass pyramid can be inverted because the primary producers (phytoplankton) have a high turnover rate and are consumed quickly, resulting in a smaller biomass compared to the consumers (zooplankton and fish).

Where Is the Biomass Pyramid Upside-Down