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babymother [125]
3 years ago
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PLEASE HELP!! I NEED THIS ASAP!

Biology
1 answer:
Nadusha1986 [10]3 years ago
8 0

1. oxygen

2. co2

3. co2

4. oxygen

producers: photosynthetic plants

consumers: humans or any life that breathes oxygen

How are each of the spheres connected to the carbon cycle?

biosphere: regions occupied by living organisms need the carbon cycle to survive.

geosphere: is the habitat of the biosphere, w/o the geosphere plants would not be able to perform carbon fixation.

atmosphere: carbon cycle can contribute to global warming.

anthrosphere: involves the external environment and plants, so the carbon cycle is present.

hydrosphere: carbon cycle still happens in submerged plants as sunlight can pass through water.

How is the growing human population going to affect the carbon cycle?

more humans means more carbon being produced. more co2, more cars, more pollution being expelled into the air. Some things that can occur with the carbon cycle include an excess of co2 being present in the air as there isn't enough plants to efficiently remove it from the air, which can lead to co2 buildup in the atmosphere resulting in climate change.

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