Organisms produce their own energy or provide energy for other organisms in a food chain. Many different organisms can be found in the Amazon rainforest in South America. Organisms in this biome include a variety of trees, plants, insects, fish, birds, reptiles, and mammals. The jaguar and anaconda are among the largest predators found in the Amazon. Which trophic level do anacondas and jaguars fill in the Amazon rainforest?

Tertiary consumers

Explanation:

A food web or a food chain is usually defined as the network, which shows the relationship between organisms such as plants, animals, and micro-organisms. It shows how they are dependent on one another, in terms of food, nutrition, and energy.

According to the given condition, in the Amazon rainforest region, the anaconda and the jaguars are considered to be tertiary consumers. These are referred to as those groups of organisms that are directly dependent on the primary and the secondary consumers. These organisms belong to the higher trophic level.

c-flooding of the area and the development of wetlands

a. i. only is correct.