Question

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organisms that can make their own energy from nonliving resources, such as the sun, are known as producers, or autotrophs. the greek prefix auto- means \self,\ and the suffix troph means
ourishment.\ thus, an autotroph can produce its own nourishment, as when a plant uses photosynthesis to obtain energy from the sun.
organisms that eat living or once-living things to obtain their energy are known as consumers, or heterotrophs. the greek prefix hetero- means \different.\ this means that a heterotroph cannot produce energy on its own. instead, heterotrophs consume other organisms—plants and animals—for energy.
which term matches the picture?
image of a polar bear
heterotroph autotroph

Explanation:

The picture shows a polar bear, which is an animal. From the text, heterotrophs (consumers) eat living or once - living things for energy, while autotrophs (producers) make their own energy from non - living resources. Polar bears consume other organisms for energy, so it is a heterotroph.

Answer:

heterotroph