In a food chain, 1000 kJ is the energy in the green leaves at the producer level. They are consumed by primary consumers, who are then consumed by secondary consumers. How much energy will the secondary consumers obtain from the primary consumers?

1000 kJ

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100 kJ

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10 kJ

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1 kJ

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The correct option is C 10 kJ

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