Where do fossil fuels come from?
a. from cellular respiration
b. from heat energy
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Biology, 22.10.2019 09:00 pravikumar01
Where do fossil fuels come from?
a. from cellular respiration
b. from heat energy
c. from minerals
d. the remains of living things
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