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In animal cells, much of the carbon dioxide produced is A. used for energy. B. converted to suar. C. excreted as waste D. stored in vacuoles

In animal cells, much of the carbon dioxide produced is A. used for energy. B. converted to suar. C. excreted as waste D. stored in vacuoles
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in animal cells, much of the carbon dioxide produced is A. used for energy. B. converted to suar. C. excreted as waste D. stored in vacuoles

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In animals cells, much of the carbon dioxide produced is C. excreted as a waste.
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Much of the carbon dioxide produced in animal cells is excreted as waste.
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