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How do euglenoids behave when deprived of sunlight?

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They become inactive spores. They behave as heterotrophs and prey on smaller organisms. Correct They fix atmospheric nitrogen. They form fruiting bodies.

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Euglenoids are photosynthetic in the presence of sunlight. When sunlight is unavailable, they behave as heterotrophs by preying on smaller organisms.

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How do euglenoids behave when deprived of sunlight?

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