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What is not necessary for an organism to survive A energy B parents C water

What is not necessary for an organism to survive A energy B parents C water
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What is not necessary for an organism to survive A energy B parents C water

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B Parents arent important 
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b. parents. Organisms have been known to live without their parents. For example, most reptiles, specifically snakes and a few others, live their entire lives without their parents. Energy and water are ESSENTIAL for life!
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