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Euglena contain chloroplasts. When light is limited, they can eat particles to obtain energy. Are these organisms classified as heterotrophs or autotrophs?

Euglena contain chloroplasts. When light is limited, they can eat particles to obtain energy. Are these organisms classified as heterotrophs or autotrophs?
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Euglena contain chloroplasts. When light is limited, they can eat particles to obtain energy. Are these organisms classified as heterotrophs or autotrophs?

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they are autotrophs because they can use those particles to photosynthesize
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