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Biology, 20.05.2021 03:10 toopretty15

A scientist finds an organism that cannot move. It has many cells, produces spores,
and gets food from its environment. In
which kingdom does it belong?
A) kingdom Animalia
В)kingdom Fungi
C) kingdom Plantae
D) kingdom Protista

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