Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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How do animals obtain the carbon needed to build carbon-based molecules? (select all that apply)
Transcribed Image Text:How do animals obtain the carbon needed to build carbon-based molecules? Select all that apply.
O By converting chemical energy to solar energy
OBy rearranging carbon dioxide into oxygen
O By performing photosynthesis
By ingesting food molecules
O By rearranging other carbon-based molecules found in cells
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