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If animal cells do not perform photosynthesis, then how do they get the glucose they need to perform cellular respiration?
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If animal cells do not perform photosynthesis, then how do they get the glucose they need to perform cellular respiration?

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From eating things

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Depending on where they are in the food chain, one animal eats a plant (absorbing it's energy), the next animal eats that animal(absorbing its energy)...etc.

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