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Where does all the carbon in organisms originate from?
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Where does all the carbon in organisms originate from?

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plants from the earth's atmosphere.

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Plants fix carbon in the form of carbon dioxide during photosynthesis. Then, any animal that comes along and eats the plant gets the carbon too.

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