Multiple Choice
Organisms that use the energy stored in inorganic molecules, like ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, or nitrites, to convert carbon dioxide to organic molecules like carbohydrates and proteins are called ___________.
A) chemoautotrophs
B) chemoheterotrophs
C) photoautotrophs
D) photoheterotrophs
E) didliotrophs
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