Match the following:
Trophic levels
Examples
$(A)$ First
$(a)$ Mon
$(B)$ Second
$(b)$ Wolf
$(C)$ Third
$(c)$ Cow
$(D)$ Fourth
$(d)$ Phytoplankton
Match the following:
| Trophic levels | Examples |
| $(A)$ First | $(a)$ Mon |
| $(B)$ Second | $(b)$ Wolf |
| $(C)$ Third | $(c)$ Cow |
| $(D)$ Fourth | $(d)$ Phytoplankton |
- A
$(A-c),(B-d), (C-a), (D-b) $
- B
$(A-d),(B-c),(C-b),(D-a)$
- C
$(A-a),(B-b),(C-c),(D-d)$
- D
$(A-b),(B-d),(C-c),(D-a) $
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- [AIIMS 2003]
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