Hello to answer your question.
A is correct
But more likely forest fires would be the culprit because the trees produce O2
so when the are burnt, it would be like everybody o this earth breathed out at once causing CO2 to be released in to the atmostphere in a big burst
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The correct option is the first one "Codominance", since both alleles are expressing at the same time.
Thank you for posting your question here at brainly. Below are choices that I manage to check from other sources:
A. A weed is uprooted from the soil.
B. Oxygen is removed from the water in a fish’s bowl.
C. A cactus is moved from a sunny windowsill to a dark room.
D. The water bowl is removed from a hamster’s cage.
The answer is C.
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The answer is no. Total solar eclipses can happen on other planets too, as long as they have moons that are big enough to cover the sun's disk from the planet's perspective and orbit the planet on the same plane as the sun, astronomers told Live Science.
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