In a ecological pyramid what information might be displayed about each trophic level?

In an ecological pyramid, each trophic level typically displays information such as the biomass or energy available at that level, the number of organisms, and the specific types of organisms present (producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, etc.). The pyramid visually illustrates the decrease in energy transfer between levels, as only about 10% of energy is passed from one trophic level to the next. Additionally, it may show the relative abundance of species and their roles within the ecosystem, highlighting the interconnectedness of different levels.