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Gwendolyn Mcdaniel
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9 July, 14:38
Why do herbivores need nitrogen?
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Knox
9 July, 14:50
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To gain there energy and to feed off of it
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Keon Rush
9 July, 15:04
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Herbivores need nitrogen to grow and to survive, also because the nitrogen allows them to produce amino acids, that make up proteins and DNA.
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