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A visitor to an American tropical forest will probably never get to see a jaguar, the largest native cat species in the Americas, but will see many plant-eating monkeys. Use your knowledge of energy pyramids to explain the rarity of the predatory cats.

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Biology of Humans: Concepts, Applications, and Issues

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Authors: Goodenough, McGuire

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This is consistent with the textbook, thx

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