An organism capable of making organic compounds from inorganic molecules is called a

A. Producer

B. Consumer

C. Predator

D. Animals

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Leland Reyes

22 August, 10:54

An organism capable of making organic compounds from inorganic molecules is called a

A. Producer

B. Consumer

C. Predator

D. Animals

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Nehemiah Chase · Answer 1

Organisms which can produce organic compounds using inorganic molecules are called producers. There are two known ways to produce organic compounds form inorganic molecules, Photosynthesis and Chemosynthesis.

An organism capable of making organic compounds from inorganic molecules is called aA. ProducerB. ConsumerC. PredatorD. Animals

An organism capable of making organic compounds from inorganic molecules is called a

A. Producer

B. Consumer

C. Predator

D. Animals