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Organisms that live where there IS no light use a process that converts energy from chemicals into sugars. What is it called?
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Organisms that live where there

IS no light use a process that
converts energy from chemicals
into sugars. What is it called?

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chemosynthesis





explaination: runs on chemical energy. Together, photosynthesis and chemosynthesis fuel all life on Earth
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