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If the number of trees on the planet suddenly decreased, what might happen to the level of oxygen in the atmosphere?

If the number of trees on the planet suddenly decreased, what might happen to the level of oxygen in the atmosphere?
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If the number of trees on the planet suddenly decreased, what might happen to

the level of oxygen in the atmosphere?

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Answer: the carbon dioxide would increase

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