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Ocean ecosystems act as a carbon sink removing atmospheric carbon dioxide, which is dissolved in the seawater. Which biological process would then utilize this dissolved carbon dioxide? photosynthesis
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Ocean ecosystems act as a carbon sink removing atmospheric carbon dioxide, which is dissolved in the seawater.

Which biological process would then utilize this dissolved carbon dioxide?
photosynthesis by ocean fish
photosynthesis by ocean plants
Cellular respiration by ocean animals
Cellular respiration by ocean plants

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photosynthesis by ocean plants

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