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True or False: Too much carbon in seawater prevents clams, snails, and other sea animals from growing their shells.
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True or False: Too much carbon in seawater prevents clams, snails, and other

sea animals from growing their shells.

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False

Step-by-step explanation:

Carbon is one of the most abundant resources for sea animals, and they actually need a lot of carbon to grow their shells.

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Answer: False................

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