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How are all animals like as heterotrophs? All animals have multiple cells. All animals are made up of cells organized into tissues. All animals have two copies of each chromosome. All animals need food
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How are all animals like as heterotrophs?

All animals have multiple cells.
All animals are made up of cells organized into tissues.
All animals have two copies of each chromosome.
All animals need food to survive.

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All animals need food to survive.

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