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Ksivusya [100]
3 years ago
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How can the carbon in animal wastes reach the atmosphere? A) Photosynthesis, organic carbon, underground storage. B) Decompositi

on, fossil fuel formation, fossil fuel emissions. C) Fossil fuel emissions, diffusion, ocean storage. D) Transpiration, diffusion, ocean storage.
Biology
2 answers:
morpeh [17]3 years ago
5 0
The ways the carbon in animal waste reach the atmosphere is : B. Decomposition, Fossil fuel formation, and fossil fuel emissions

Both Decomposition and fossil fuel formation will release organic carbon to the atmosphere while the fossil fuel emission will release carbon dioxide

hope this helps
Amanda [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: B). Decomposition, fossil fuel formation and emissions.

Decomposition is the process in which complex organic matter are converted into simpler substances. Decomposition of animal waste which can be found in the form of animal flesh, fur, bones, hair, faeces etc. This decomposition takes place wiithout air. These animal remains buried inside the earth are converted into fossil fuels. These fossil fuels remain inside the earth for millions of years until they are searched and dug out. These fossil fuels are used by humans as a source of non-renewable energy  and they are liberated in the atmosphere as fossil fuel emissions.

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