Organisms that use CO₂ as their source of carbon are called
A) organotrophs.
B) heterotrophs.
C) autotrophs.
D) chemotrophs.
E) carbonotrophs.

Name: Organisms that use CO₂ as their source of carbon are called A) organotrophs. B) heterotrophs. C) autotrophs. D) chemotrophs. E) carbonotrophs.
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Autotrophs are organisms that are able to use inorganic sources of carbon such as CO₂ to synthesize organic molecules like carbohydrates.

Organisms That Use CO₂ as Their Source of Carbon Are