Both animals and fungi are heterotrophic. What distinguishes animal heterotrophy fromfungal heterotrophy is that only animals derive their nutrition by …a. preying on other organisms.b. ingesting food.c. consuming living, rather than dead, prey.d. using enzymes to digest their food.

Heterotrophs are:Question 9Select one:a.organisms that derive their carbon from organic sources.b.consumers that obtain energy from the chemical energy in thermal springs.c.organisms that live only off dead and decaying organic material.d.non-vascular plants.e.organisms that derive their carbon from inorganic sources.

are fungi heterotrophs, meaning they must get their nutrients from other sources?yesno

What is the difference between autotrophs and heterotrophs in an ecosystem?

A key difference between organisms in Kingdom Animalia and Plantae is how they obtain food. Match the appropriate definitions below.Animals eat other organisms or substances derived from them to obtain food and so are termed...Answer 1 Question 16Plants use the energy from the sun to make organic molecules from inorganic ones and so are termed...Answer 2 Question 16

Kingdom fungi is neither animal nor plant, though it is sessile and is “carnivorous”because its a _________________________