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Can animals use the carbon that is in the air directly or indirectly?
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Can animals use the carbon that is in the air directly or indirectly?
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Directly animals get carbon by eating plants and eating other animals
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Animals get carbon by consuming plants and eating other animals that obtain carbon from food. Carbon moves from one living thing to another and circulates in the environment through the carbon cycle
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