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Animals only perform cellular respiration, and plants only perform photosynthesis.
Animals only perform cellular respiration, and plants only perform photosynthesis.
Animals perform cellular respiration and photosynthesis, but plants only perform photosynthesis.
Animals perform cellular respiration and photosynthesis, but plants only perform photosynthesis.
Plants perform cellular respiration and photosynthesis, but animals only perform cellular respiration.
Plants perform cellular respiration and photosynthesis, but animals only perform cellular respiration.
Plants and animals perform cellular respiration and photosynthesis.
Plants and animals perform cellular respiration and photosynthesis.
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The statement that is true is:
Plants perform cellular respiration and photosynthesis, but animals only perform cellular respiration.
This is because plants are capable of both photosynthesis (converting light energy into chemical energy) and cellular respiration (breaking down glucose to release energy), whereas animals only perform cellular respiration to obtain energy from organic compounds.
