Energy from the sun showers the Earth every day. Which are better at utilizing it: heterotrophs or autotrophs? Explain your answer.

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Energy from the sun showers the Earth every day. Which are better at utilizing it: heterotrophs or autotrophs? Explain your answer.

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Autotrophs, because those are things like plants that produce their own food, thus the meaning of Auto

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