In What Way(s),if Any,is a Chemoautotroph Different from a Chemoheterotroph

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Multiple Choice

In what way(s) ,if any,is a chemoautotroph different from a chemoheterotroph?

• A)Chemoautotrophs can produce carbon-containing compounds for use in metabolism or for the building of its structures,whereas a chemoheterotroph must consume such compounds.
• B)Chemoautotrophs use light energy to produce carbon-containing compounds,whereas a chemoheterotroph uses inorganic compounds.
• C)Chemoautotrophs use organic compounds as an energy and carbon source,whereas chemoheterotrophs use inorganic compounds as an energy and carbon source.
• D)Chemoautotrophs and chemoheterotrophs are not different from one another with respect to energy and carbon sources.

Recognize the influence of self-boundary on perception of the world and beyond.

Identify the major theorists who influenced Reed's Theory of Self-Transcendence.

Acknowledge the role of an inner potential for well-being in illness and end-of-life situations.

Understand the scope and limitations of Reed's theory and scale in cataloging instances of human self-transcendence.

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