Asked by Jay
Sugar molecules can be oxidized in the cells of animals. This oxidation releases energy for the animal to use. From what source do the cells get these molecules?
A.
air
B.
sunlight
C.
food
D.
water
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C. food
Animals obtain sugar molecules by eating food (carbohydrates). Air provides oxygen for oxidation, sunlight is used by plants to make sugars, and water is not the sugar source.
Animals obtain sugar molecules by eating food (carbohydrates). Air provides oxygen for oxidation, sunlight is used by plants to make sugars, and water is not the sugar source.
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