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31 October, 06:19

Explain how organisms get their energy in their environment

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    Answer:It depends on which organism

    Explanation:

    Heterotroph - have to eat other organisms they are basically carnivores

    Autotroph-Create their own food because it mainly the plants

    Omnivore - eat both plants and animals

    Decomposers - Decompose dead matter and releases spores to absorb the food.
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