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Is mushroom autroph or heteroph?
heterotrophic
Is protists heteroph or autoph?
heterotrophs
Is a bullfrog autotroph or heterotroph?
heteroph
What is one example of a heteroph?
an organism that obtains organic compounds
If an microorganism is a heteroph what does that mean?
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Are Echinoderm autotroph or heteroph?
Echinoderms are heterotrophs, meaning they cannot produce their own food and rely on consuming organic matter for energy. They typically feed on a variety of sources, including algae, small invertebrates, and detritus. Their unique feeding mechanisms, such as the use of tube feet and specialized mouthparts, enable them to access their food in marine environments.
Is a bullfrog an autotroph or an heterotroph?
well, Autotrophs include organisms that create their own food by means of photosynthesis (plants basically). Hetertrophs are animals that gain their energy from eating another organism. A bull frog eats insects and im pretty sure it doesnt go through photosynthesis to make energy XD. so the answer is Heterotroph. A bullfrog is a heterotroph. - Don S.
Are ostriches autotrophs or heterotrophs?
Ostriches are heterotrophs because they have to find their own food.
How do heterophs and autotrophs different?
An autotroph is an organism capable of using inorganic materials as a source of nourishment by making organic compounds using photosynthesis or chemosynthesis A heterotroph is an organism requiring organic compounds for its principal source of food.
