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It moves only from living systems to nonliving systems.
It moves only from living systems to nonliving systems.
It moves back and forth between living and nonliving systems.
It moves back and forth between living and nonliving systems.
It moves only from nonliving systems to living systems.
It moves only from nonliving systems to living systems.
It moves within living systems and nonliving systems but not between them.
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The correct response is:
It moves back and forth between living and nonliving systems.
Carbon is constantly cycled through various processes, including photosynthesis, respiration, decomposition, and geological processes, allowing it to move between living organisms (biomass) and nonliving components (atmosphere, oceans, soil).
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