The organisms that obtain energy by oxidation of hydrogen sulfide and use carbon dioxide as a carbon source are called

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Organisms that obtain energy by oxidation of hydrogen sulfide and use carbon dioxide as a carbon source are known as chemolithoautotrophs. They are capable of using inorganic compounds as a source of energy and carbon dioxide as a source of carbon to synthesize organic molecules, making them autotrophic in nature.

The Organisms That Obtain Energy by Oxidation of Hydrogen Sulfide