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Chemotrophs
Chemotrophs are organisms that obtain energy by breaking down chemical compounds.
Definitions and Meanings:
- Noun: Plural form of chemotroph, referring to a group of organisms.
- Adjective: Describing organisms that rely on chemical reactions for energy production.
Sample Sentences:
- The deep-sea bacteria are known as chemotrophs, as they derive their energy from hydrothermal vents.
- Chemotrophs are widely distributed in various ecological niches, including soil and water environments.
- Some chemotrophs utilize sulfur compounds as their energy source.
- The chemotrophic bacteria thrived in the absence of sunlight by utilizing chemicals present in their environment.
- Chemotrophic organisms play a crucial role in chemosynthesis, a process that occurs without the need for sunlight.
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