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Autotrophs differ from heterotrophs because they a. utilize oxygen to burn food. b. do not require oxygen to live. c. make carbon dioxide as a product of using food. d. make their own food from carbon
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Autotrophs differ from heterotrophs because they

a. utilize oxygen to burn food.
b. do not require oxygen to live.
c. make carbon dioxide as a product of using food.
d. make their own food from carbon dioxide and water.

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D. Autotrophs make their own food from carbon dioxide and water.
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