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Autotrophs differ from heterotrophs because they a. utilize oxygen to burn food. b. do not require oxygen to live. c. make carbon dioxide as a product of using food. d. make the…

Autotrophs differ from heterotrophs because they a. utilize oxygen to burn food. b. do not require oxygen to live. c. make carbon dioxide as a product of using food. d. make the…
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Autotrophs differ from heterotrophs because they

a. utilize oxygen to burn food.
b. do not require oxygen to live.
c. make carbon dioxide as a product of using food.
d. make their own food from carbon dioxide and water.

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D. Autotrophs make their own food from carbon dioxide and water.
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