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    Omnivores Differ from Carnivores in That Omnivores Derive Their Energy
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Omnivores Differ from Carnivores in That Omnivores Derive Their Energy

Question 57

Question 57

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Omnivores differ from carnivores in that omnivores derive their energy from


A) green plants.
B) plants and animals.
C) detritus.
D) animals only.
E) plants, animals, and photosynthesis.

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