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how is carbon dioxide exchanged between the biosphere...
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how is carbon dioxide exchanged between the biosphere and the atmosphere?
a. plants and animals remove carbon dioxide by cellular respiration, and plants release it by photosynthesis.
b. plants and animals release carbon dioxide by cellular respiration, and plants remove it by photosynthesis.
c. nitrogen-fixing bacteria remove carbon dioxide from the biosphere, and denitrifying bacteria release it into the atmosphere.
d. denitrifying bacteria remove carbon dioxide from the biosphere, and nitrogen-fixing bacteria release it into the atmosphere.
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