How do single-celled decomposers get energy? A. They make their own food. B. They use a process called budding, C. They feed on living organisms. D. They break down dead organisms.

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How do single-celled decomposers get energy?

A.
They make their own food.

B.
They use a process called budding,

C.
They feed on living organisms.

D.
They break down dead organisms.

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

single-celled decomposers need more then 1 cell

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Answer:

D. They break down dead organisms.

Step-by-step explanation:

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