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Holozoic feeding is a mode of nutrition in which organisms ingest solid food and then digest it internally. This process typically involves the intake of organic matter, which is broken down into smaller molecules for absorption and use by the organism. Common examples of holozoic feeders include animals, including humans, which consume a variety of foods and rely on digestive systems to process these nutrients. This feeding strategy contrasts with other forms of nutrition, such as autotrophy or saprophytism.

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