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Why are animals more closely related to fungi than plants are? They are both decomposers They are both autotrophs They are both eukaryotic They are both heterotrophs

Why are animals more closely related to fungi than plants are? They are both decomposers They are both autotrophs They are both eukaryotic They are both heterotrophs
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Why are animals more closely related to fungi than plants are?

They are both decomposers
They are both autotrophs
They are both eukaryotic
They are both heterotrophs

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They are both heterotrophs
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