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The formation of fossil fuels underground over millions of years.
The formation of fossil fuels underground over millions of years. - no response given
Ocean currents circulating carbon-rich waters.
Ocean currents circulating carbon-rich waters. - no response given
Algae absorbing carbon dioxide during photosynthesis.
Algae absorbing carbon dioxide during photosynthesis. - no response given
Volcanic activity releasing gases into the atmosphere.
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The best part of a model showing the carbon cycle that would demonstrate the exchange of carbon between the atmosphere and the biosphere is:
Algae absorbing carbon dioxide during photosynthesis.
This process directly illustrates how carbon is taken from the atmosphere and incorporated into living organisms, which is a key interaction between the atmosphere and the biosphere in the carbon cycle.
