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Compare autotrophs and heterotrophs with regard to possible sources of carbon, electrons, and energy (use a table!). Describe how (1) a photolithoautotroph and (2) a chemoorganoheterotroph could meet these requirements, giving specific examples of the carbon, electron, and energy sources they would use.

Name: compare autotrophs and heterotrophs with regard to possible sources of carbon electrons and energy use a table describe how 1 a photolithoautotroph and 2 a chemoorganoheterotroph could meet 34379
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Description: compare autotrophs and heterotrophs with regard to possible sources of carbon electrons and energy use a table describe how 1 a photolithoautotroph and 2 a chemoorganoheterotroph could meet 34379

          Compare autotrophs and heterotrophs with regard to possible sources of carbon, electrons, and energy (use a table!). Describe how (1) a photolithoautotroph and (2) a chemoorganoheterotroph could meet these requirements, giving specific examples of the carbon, electron, and energy sources they would use.

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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01/19/2023

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A photolithoautotroph uses light energy to convert carbon dioxide into organic molecules. Show more…

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Compare autotrophs and heterotrophs with regard to possible sources of carbon, electrons, and energy (use a table!). Describe how (1) a photolithoautotroph and (2) a chemoorganoheterotroph could meet these requirements, giving specific examples of the carbon, electron, and energy sources they would use.