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Arely Berg

10 January, 17:01

When an organism dies, what happens to the nutrients that have been transferred to it? A. The nutrients are lost. B. The nutrients are recycled back to the soil. C. The nutrients are multiplied. D. The nutrients cause the organism to rot and decay.

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