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These oxide the chemical bonds in organic compounds as their energy source.

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These prokaryotes use inorganic reduced compounds as a source of energy.

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Phototrophic prokaryotes use photon capture to acquire energy. Ex: sunlight.

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Protists can do photosynthesis, hunt their food, act as parasites, or can decompose like a fungus.

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Still yet, bacteria can be mutalist, meaning they live in roots or intestines and feed off of the nutrients those organisms gather.

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Bacteria can be photosynthetic, like Cyanobacteria. Others are decomposers.

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While most fungi are saprotrophic, some fungi are parasitic, meaning they feed on a living host and break down their tissue while still alive.

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Example of a decomposer fungus

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Most fungi are decomposers, meaning they live on dead organisms and get their nutrition by decomposing the nutrients in the organism

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Diagram and webpage about how prokaryotes get their nutrition

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Some heterotrophic eukaryotes, like humans, are omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and animals, so they get their nutrition from more sources.

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Eukaryotes are not only heterotrophs, they can also be phototrophic, like plants, protists, and fungi. They photosynthesize, meaning they get their energy from the sun.

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The giraffe is getting its nutrition from plants instead of animals, another form of the way Eukaryotes get nutrition

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Lions getting their nutrition   from the antelope, an example of the way Eukaryotes get energy from nutrition.

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Lions Stalk And Kill Buffalo Cow & Newborn Calf

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Lions hunting for antelope in the shallows of the African swamp capture their prey. A veritable African wildlife and nature safari from the BBC. Watch more Swamp Cats videos with BBC Worldwide here: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=9BD64D706E63E6A7