Could any of the dinosaurs have been omnivores, i.e. eating both plants and animals? Which results support this conclusion?

a. species 2 because of the lack of a definitive amount of any of the chemicals
b. species 4 because the chemical amounts appear to be intermediate betweenthose typical for carnivores and herbivores
c. species 1 because of the equal amounts of starch and proteins
d. species 3 because of predominance of sugar, which is found in omnivores


b

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an example?

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A) Streptomyces B) Bacillus C) Penicillium D) Paenibacillus E) Cephalosporium

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