A living anemone must detect non-living debris that floats by from potential food that also move past it.How does it detect the difference?
A)It responds to anything with DNA as living
B)It has a feeding response to certain chemicals such as glutathione and asparagine
C)They respond to vibrations that match the frequency of prey
D)There is a feeding response to certain chemicals such as glutathione and asparagine;additionally they respond to vibrations that match the frequency of prey
E)They merely sample everything that moves and discard the inorganic debris

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Anemones have a feeding response to certain chemicals such as glutathione and asparagine, but they also respond to vibrations that match the frequency of prey. This combination of chemical and tactile detection allows them to distinguish between potential food and non-living debris.

A Living Anemone Must Detect Non-Living Debris That Floats by from Potential