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What do heterotrophs use for carbon?

Organic carbon (correct)

Inorganic carbon

Both organic and inorganic carbon

None of the above

What do autotrophs use for carbon?

Organic carbon

Inorganic carbon in the form of carbon dioxide (correct)

Both organic and inorganic carbon

None of the above

What is the energy source for photoautotrophs?

Sunlight

What is the carbon source for photoautotrophs?

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What is the energy source for photoheterotrophs?

Sunlight Signup and view all the answers

What is the carbon source for photoheterotrophs?

Organic compounds Signup and view all the answers

What is the energy source for chemolithoautotrophs?

Inorganic chemicals Signup and view all the answers

What is the carbon source for chemolithoautotrophs?

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Heterotrophs

Organisms that rely on organic carbon for nutrition.

Autotrophs

Utilize inorganic carbon, specifically carbon dioxide, for growth.
Capable of transforming inorganic carbon into organic forms through carbon fixation.

Photoautotrophs

Depend on sunlight as their energy source.
Utilize carbon dioxide as their primary carbon source.

Photoheterotrophs

Acquire energy from sunlight.
Use organic compounds as their source of carbon.

Chemolithoautotrophs

Derive energy from inorganic chemicals.
Utilize carbon dioxide as their carbon source.

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Explore the differences between various trophic classifications with these flashcards. Learn about heterotrophs, autotrophs, and other related terms essential for understanding ecological energy flow. Perfect for biology enthusiasts!