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lord [1]
3 years ago
8

List four ways the biomass eaten by an animal can be used. Will mark brainliest….

Biology
1 answer:
bixtya [17]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:1

1. It can be use as source of energy and fuel.

2. It can be use to build body tissues and bones.

3. To fight pathogens or fight infections.

4. It can be use for bones development.

Explanation:

Biomass are Renewable source of organic matter that can be use for energy. These includes wood, seaweeds, crops and animal wastes. Biomass get it's source of energy from sunlight. All biomass contained stored energy from sun which is gotten from the process of photosynthesis where green plants uses carbondioxide and water with light energy to produce sugars. Animals get their energy from consuming sugars.

Biomass eaten by animals can be use in four ways.

. It can be use as source of energy and fuel.

2. It can be use to build body tissues and bones.

3. To fight pathogens or fight infections.

4. It can be use for bones development.

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