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Carlos and Richard are discussing the growing popularity of game meat. Carlos says this is because game meats are generally cheaper than traditional domesticated meats. Richard says it's because game meats are typically lower in fat and cholesterol than traditional domesticated meats. Who is correct?
<em> A. Richard is correct. </em>
Game meat is of high nutritional quality because it is generally very digestible and low in fat. It is a good source of phosphorus, potassium and iron. She is low in sodium.
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