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Which of the following is a way that carbon (dioxide) moves from the biosphere to the atmosphere? (1 point)
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It is eaten by animals and enters the Krebs Cycle
It is eaten by animals and enters the Krebs Cycle
It is exhaled as a product of cellular respiration
It is exhaled as a product of cellular respiration
It is exhaled as a reactant of cellular respiration
It is exhaled as a reactant of cellular respiration
It is released as a product of photosynthesis
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It is exhaled as a product of cellular respiration.
Explanation: Organisms break down organic carbon in the Krebs cycle/respiration, producing CO2 as a waste product that is released to the atmosphere when they exhale.
Explanation: Organisms break down organic carbon in the Krebs cycle/respiration, producing CO2 as a waste product that is released to the atmosphere when they exhale.
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