The correct option is (c)New inorganic and organic substances are created from energy in the process that occurs in the cells of both self-feeders and other-feeders.
What are Autotrophs(self-feeders) and heterotrophs(other-feeders)?
Autotrophs (self-feeders) are organisms that synthesize the biological molecules necessary for life support and digest inorganic substances from their environment using an external energy source. This kind of nutrition is found in plants that prepare their food through photosynthesis.
An organism that consumes other species in a food chain is known as a heterotroph (other-feeders). Heterotrophs cannot transform inorganic materials into organic ones, in contrast to autotrophs. They have to rely on a source of organic carbon that was once a part of a living thing. Heterotrophs depend on autotrophs either directly or indirectly for nutrients and food energy. This kind of nourishment is present in parasites, bacteria, fungi, yeast, humans, and other animals.
Therefore, in the cells of self-feeders and other feeders new inorganic and organic substances are created from energy
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