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A protists can be a autotroph,heterotroph, or potentially both. How is an autotroph different from a heterotroph
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A protists can be a autotroph,heterotroph, or potentially both. How is an autotroph different from a heterotroph

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Autotrophs make their own food, heterotrophs eat other things.

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because many protists can move.

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