In this environment, the fish represents which type of organism? A. Heterotroph B. Producer C. Autotroph

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In this environment, the fish represents which type of organism?

A. Heterotroph
B. Producer
C. Autotroph

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Heterotroph, a fish cannot make its own food/energy so that rules out producer and autotroph

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