Every ecosystem must have a continuous external source of:
Correct answer: A. Energy
- A. Energy
- B. Oxygen
- C. Living organism
- D. Bacteria
Explanation
Energy must continuously enter an ecosystem because it flows through trophic levels and is eventually lost as heat. Oxygen, organisms, and bacteria are not universally required as continuous external inputs.
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