All plants and Animals would die. If all the plants die, what will all the Herbivores eat? Nothing, they would all die. And without anything for the Carnivores to eat they would die off to. As there is no plants suck as trees we the human race would also die off do to lack of oxygen in the air for us to breathe. If this occurred life on earth as we know it. Would be coming to a very short and not so sweet end. Brainlyest Answer :D I hope I helped, if so, Give me a Heart please :)
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Answer:
When rabbit dies, the nitrogen in the rabbits body is released into the soil by decomposition.
Explanation:
When rabbit dies its body is decomposition takes place. Decomposition is process of breaking down of the dead remains of the plants, animals and insects into tiny pieces by free living bacteria, fungi and worms present in the environment
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During the decomposition process the nitrogen present in the dead rabbit body is released into the soil in the form of ammonia. The bacteria(nitrifying bacteria) present in the soil converts this ammonia into nitrates so that it can be again used by the plants. Now plants intakes this nitrates for photosynthesis process. This process of fixing nitrogen back into the atmosphere is called nitrogen cycle.
Answer:
2.7 billion
Explanation:
This period is referred to as the Great Oxygenation Event. This period saw the evolution of photosynthetic organisms (cyanobacteria) that utilized carbon dioxide (that dominated the atmosphere then) and sunlight to manufacture their energy molecules-glucose. Photosynthesis produces oxygen as a byproduct that is evolved into the atmosphere. As these photosynthetic organisms proliferated on earth, the atmosphere composition changed to become partly dominated by oxygen (which is an oxidaton agent) with less and less carbon dioxide.
Not just solar but also Radiation and thermal.
