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How is nitrogen obtained by animals
.They get it from eating plants.
What will most likely happen to a plant that does not receive enough CO2
The Calvin cycle will produce less glucose.
What is a primary consumer gaining energy
A carterpillar eating a plant is an example of a primary consumer gaining energy.
Is an example of parasitismWhich of the following is an example of parasitism
Worms consuming the blood of an animal
Which best explains how green plants absorb energy from the Sun
A photon strikes electrons in special molecules in the cells.(APEX)
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