A chemoheterotroph gets is energy from
A) chemical reactions and its carbon from its environment
B) the Sun and its carbon from its environment
C) chemical reactions and its carbon from other organisms
D) the Sun and its carbon from other organisms
Question 2
Mercury's perihelion slowly precesses around the Sun by a bit less than 2 per century. This precession can be fully accounted for by Newton's theory of gravity, although general relativity also gives the same answer.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Hydrogen sulfide as an energy source for chemoautotrophic bacteria in the deep sea.
Carbon Dioxide Transport
Caregivers’ responses sometimes help a child with strong emotions adapt to the environment.
Variable Gases: Carbon Dioxide
Oxidation and reduction reactions involving flavin coenzymes
Solving Energy Problem