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4 years ago

Which kind of organism is a heterotroph?

Biology

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emmainna [20.7K]4 years ago

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Answer:

Heterotrophs are defined as those organisms that cannot prepare their own food. It is because they cannot carry out the process of photosynthesis. They are depended either directly or indirectly on the producers (autotrophs) as they obtain their food and energy from the autotrophs, in order to survive.

In term of the food chain, the heterotrophs are usually considered as the secondary as well as the tertiary consumers. The heterotrophs include the Herbivores (such as sheep, horse), carnivores (such as lion and tiger) and the omnivores (humans and microbes).

elixir [45]4 years ago

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Your answer will be Bacteria heterotroh are also known as consumers.

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Gametes) ABC AbC ABC AbC ABC AbC ABC AbC

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Punnet Square) Only filled with the progeny genotype AaBbCc.

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abc AaBbCc --- AaBbCc --- AaBbCc --- AaBbCc ---

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32/64 AabbCc (shown as the symbol "---" in the

punnet square)

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2º cross.

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Punnet Square) Only filled with the progeny genotype AAbbCC.

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ABC --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

ABc --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

AbC --- --- AAbbCC --- --- --- AAbbCC ---

Abc --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

aBC --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

aBc --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

abC --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

abc --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

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Gametes) ABC ABc AbC Abc aBC aBc abC abc

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Punnet Square) Only filled with the progeny genotype AaBbCc.

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ABC --- --- --- --- --- --- --- AaBbCc

ABc --- --- --- --- --- --- AaBbCc ---

AbC --- --- --- --- --- AaBbCc --- ---

Abc --- --- --- --- AaBbCc --- --- ---

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aBc --- --- AaBbCc --- --- --- --- ---

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