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A shark (tertiary consumer) preys upon a large sea bass (secondary consumer). Prior to being eaten, the sea bass ate a large quantity of plankton (primary consumer), which had consumed sea algae (producer) earlier that same day. If the shark obtained 45 kJ of energyoriginally from the algaewhen it consumed the sea bass, how many kilojoules of energy did the sea algae consist of?

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