A photoautotroph uses what for energy? A. meat - it's a carnivore B. plants - it's a herbivore C. chemical energy - chemosynthesis D. light energy - photosynthesis

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A photoautotroph uses what for energy?

A. meat - it's a carnivore
B. plants - it's a herbivore
C. chemical energy - chemosynthesis
D. light energy - photosynthesis

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Light energy photosynthesis because they make their own food!

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D. light energy - photosynthesis

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