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How does carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere become part of the carbon compounds found inside of animals?
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How does carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere become part of the carbon compounds found inside of animals?
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how does carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere become part of the carbon compounds found inside of animals?
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Carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere becomes part of of carbon compounds found inside of animals because we breath in the gas which enters in our system
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