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Biology, 22.08.2019 15:00 hiji0206

During cellular respiration, every living thing in this food web uses gas and releases back into the environment.
a. carbon dioxide: oxygen
b. oxygen: carbon dioxide
c. carbon dioxide: hydrogen
d. carbon dioxide: water vapor

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