Abigail Franecki DVM
Jan 09, 2025
How are the autotrophic protists different from the heterotrophic protists?
How do autotrophic protists differ from heterotrophic protists?
a) Autotrophic protists are capable of photosynthesis, whereas heterotrophic protists are not.
b) While some heterotrophic protists can move, autotrophic protists are generally non-motile.
c) Heterotrophic protists typically reproduce by forming spores, while autotrophic protists reproduce by producing eggs.
d) Autotrophic protists obtain nutrients through endocytosis, whereas heterotrophic protists primarily utilize pinocytosis.
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