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A fungi is best described as a ________.

A fungi is best described as a ________.

a. seed producing autotroph with cell walls of chitin
b. seed producing heterotroph with cell walls of cellulose
c. spore producing heterotroph with cell walls of chitin
d. spore producing autotroph with cell walls of chitin
e. spore producing heterotroph with cell walls of cellulose

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Indricotherium was an extinct ________ that lived in Asia during the Oligocene.

a. arboreal marsupial
b. relative of the rhinoceros
c. egg-laying mammal
d. giant anteater

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