Those nutrients that are considered essential nutrients as part of an animal's diet ______. cannot be synthesized by the animal. are needed as coenzymes. are found in fruits and vegetables. are more important for carnivores. must contain a large amount of protein.
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Define "essential nutrients." Essential nutrients are those that are needed for the normal functioning of the body but cannot be synthesized by the animal. These nutrients include vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. Show more…
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