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Explain what cells, tissues ,or organs would have to change for animals to successfully photosynthesis. ​
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Explain what cells, tissues ,or organs would have to change for animals to successfully photosynthesis. ​

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In order for animals to successfully be able to go through photosynthesis,

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animals would need a chloroplast since photosynthesis occurs in the chloroplast of plant cells.

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