|||Good points and Brainliest||| Explain the biological pump (have at least 3 sentences pls)

Chemistry

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Ber [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

The biological pump or the marine carbon pump is the title for multiple processes leading to separation of carbon from multiple sources of water. Biological pumping is partially responsible for the cycling of organic matter. This process can lead to loss of contact between carbon and the atmosphere for thousands of years.

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