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Which of the following is NOT necessary for an object to be considered "life"? A. Breathing B. Growth C. Homeostasis D. Reproduction

Which of the following is NOT necessary for an object to be considered "life"? A. Breathing B. Growth C. Homeostasis D. Reproduction
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Which of the following is NOT necessary for an object to be considered "life"? A. Breathing B. Growth C. Homeostasis D. Reproduction

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Breathing because theres no life in that
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User Acme
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I would say that it is breathing because plants don't particularly breath and there considered alive.
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