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Carbon Cycle.

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1 Carbon Cycle

2 CO2 in atm Photosynthesis Carbon in producers Cellular respiration Feeding Carbon in consumers

3 CO2 in atm Carbon in oceans Coral reefs, Carbonate shells Limestone

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5 CO2 in atm combustion Carbon in fossil fuels Partial decomposition Carbon in producers Death or excretion MILLIONS OF YEARS . . . Carbon in decomposers

6 CO2 in atm combustion Carbon in fossil fuels Partial decomposition Carbon in producers Death or excretion MILLIONS OF YEARS . . . Carbon in decomposers

7 CO2 in atm combustion Carbon in fossil fuels Partial decomposition Carbon in producers Death or excretion MILLIONS OF YEARS . . . Carbon in decomposers

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9 Biofuels

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