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Nitrogen returns to the atmosphere through a process called (1 point)
• denitrification.
• nitrogen cycle
• nitrification.
• nitrogen fixation
• denitrification.
• nitrogen cycle
• nitrification.
• nitrogen fixation
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Nitrogen from animal waste can be stored in bodies of water as (1 point)
O nitrites.
O nitrates.
• nitrogen gas.
• ammonia.
O nitrites.
O nitrates.
• nitrogen gas.
• ammonia.
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Living organisms can incorporate
into their metabolism. (1 point)
• nitrates
• nitrogen gas
• nitrites
• ammonia
into their metabolism. (1 point)
• nitrates
• nitrogen gas
• nitrites
• ammonia
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Living organisms can incorporate______ into their metabolism.
A. Ammonia
B. Nitrites
C. Nitrates
D. Nitrogen gas
A. Ammonia
B. Nitrites
C. Nitrates
D. Nitrogen gas
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Nitrogen returns to the atmosphere through a process called:
• denitrification.
• denitrification.
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GPT-4 Turbo
Nitrogen from animal waste can be stored in bodies of water as:
• nitrates.
• nitrates.
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Living organisms can incorporate:
• nitrates
• ammonia
Both nitrates and ammonia can be taken up and used by plants in their metabolism. These compounds can then enter the food web as animals consume the plants. Nitrites are also used by some organisms but are more often a transitional form in the nitrogen cycle, and not as commonly used for metabolic processes as nitrates and ammonia. Nitrogen gas (N2), which makes up about 78% of the Earth's atmosphere, is not directly usable by most living organisms until it is converted into forms like nitrates or ammonia through processes like nitrogen fixation.
• nitrates
• ammonia
Both nitrates and ammonia can be taken up and used by plants in their metabolism. These compounds can then enter the food web as animals consume the plants. Nitrites are also used by some organisms but are more often a transitional form in the nitrogen cycle, and not as commonly used for metabolic processes as nitrates and ammonia. Nitrogen gas (N2), which makes up about 78% of the Earth's atmosphere, is not directly usable by most living organisms until it is converted into forms like nitrates or ammonia through processes like nitrogen fixation.