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Define with examples: Omnivores

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Define with examples: Omnivores

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The organisms which feed on all kinds of plant and animal food are called omnivores.

Examples - Cockroach and human beings.

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Chapter 16: Digestive System - Exercise [Page 151]

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Frank Biology Part 1 [English] Class 9 ICSE
Chapter 16 Digestive System
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