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Explain how carbon is transferred within and between organisms and the environment.
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Explain how carbon is transferred within and between organisms and the environment.
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Answer:carbon is sweet organisms are alive
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It is transferred in many ways. For example an animal eats a plant, the plant contained carbon and now the animal ate it.
The atmosphere contains carbon and the plants take it.
The ocean have carbon due to the animals living in it.
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