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An Organism That Uses Carbon Dioxide as a Carbon Source

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An organism that uses carbon dioxide as a carbon source for growth and uses inorganic substances, such as ferrous iron, as an energy source would be classified as a


A) photoheterotroph.
B) photoautotroph.
C) chemoheterotroph.
D) chemoautotroph.
E) chemoheterotroph and chemoautotroph.

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