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Despite the differences that living and nonliving objects have, they also have similarities. What does everything on earth (and in the universe) have in common?

Despite the differences that living and nonliving objects have, they also have similarities. What does everything on earth (and in the universe) have in common?
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Despite the differences that living and nonliving objects have, they also have similarities. What does everything on earth (and in the universe) have in common?

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Step-by-step explanation:

They all are made of atoms. And of matter and energy

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