Answer:
Around 25-30 gigatons.
Explanation:
Although natural processes do produce much more carbon dioxide than humans, its a delicate balance and all of that carbon dioxide is absorbed back. However, when humans arrived, they disrupted that balance, and even with the relatively small amount it is creating big problems.
Maybe answer c) i can't name it exactly why but it seems reasonable .
i think because anatomist is a dissector
<span>The cells of our organs change size as a result of physiological changes of situations like aging and diseases which come with it. Diseases put an extra workload on our body’s tissues and organs that cause the cell to get larger. Many cells grow larger as they undergo repair after inflammation and infection. Cancerous cells get larger because they are working hard dividing and increasing uncontrollably. </span>
So it's easier to understand how plants take in carbon-dioxide and how much carbon-dioxide is in the atmosphere
I guess the stomach is held in place by a variety of Muscle cells, Epithelial cells, and connecting tissues; so the answer is: all of the above.
