Which model demonstrates a correct pathway carbon takes in the carbon cycle?

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Answer:

C) atmosphere → plants → animals → soil

Explanation:

The third choice provides the correct path through which carbon is cycled in nature.

Carbon passes from the atmosphere to plants then to animals and finally to the soil.

Plants uses carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to manufacture their food.
The food is made up of giant carbon chains which also provides nourishment for animals.
When animals digest plant matter, they obtain energy for their process.
The waste is passed into the soil .

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