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Organisms Which Use Carbon Dioxide or Carbonates for Their Carbon

Question 33

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Organisms which use carbon dioxide or carbonates for their carbon source and either sunlight or inorganic chemicals for their energy source are called ____.


A) facultative anaerobes
B) heterotrophs
C) detritivores
D) autotrophs
E) actinomycetes

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