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How do living organisms return carbon back into the atmosphere in the carbon cycle?(1 point)
decomposition and respiration
Ingestion and combustion
Decomposition and ingestion
respiration and photosynthesis
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Correct answer: decomposition and respiration.
Explanation: Respiration by animals, plants, and microbes releases CO2 back to the atmosphere. Decomposition by microbes breaks down dead organisms and returns carbon as CO2.
Explanation: Respiration by animals, plants, and microbes releases CO2 back to the atmosphere. Decomposition by microbes breaks down dead organisms and returns carbon as CO2.
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