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What happens to excess carbohydrates in animals? A. They are stored as fat. B. They are stored as protein. C. They are stored in nucleic acids. D. They are stored as sugar.

What happens to excess carbohydrates in animals? A. They are stored as fat. B. They are stored as protein. C. They are stored in nucleic acids. D. They are stored as sugar.
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What happens to excess carbohydrates in animals?

A. They are stored as fat.

B. They are stored as protein.

C. They are stored in nucleic acids.

D. They are stored as sugar.

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User Daniel Dietrich
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Answer:

1. A the carbohydrates are broken into glucose excess gets stored in the liver as glycogen

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User Debendra Dash
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Answer:

A.) They are stored as fat.

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Anthony Kimanzi
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