What type of ecological pyramid would be obtained with the following data?Secondary consumer : $120\text{g}$ Primary consumer : $60\text{g}$ Primary producer : $10\text{g}$

The data shows that the biomass increases at higher trophic levels (Producer $10\text{g}<$ Primary Consumer $60\text{g}<$ Secondary Consumer $120\text{g}$). This represents an inverted pyramid of biomass, which is commonly seen in aquatic ecosystems (e.g., small biomass of phytoplankton supporting a larger biomass of zooplankton and fish).