In animals, the bulk of energy is stored as __________. a. fatty acids b. triacylglycerols c. glycogen d. waxes e. glycerophospholipids

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In animals, the bulk of energy is stored as __________.

a. fatty acids
b. triacylglycerols
c. glycogen
d. waxes
e. glycerophospholipids

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the bulk of energy is stored as glycogen

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