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Which form of early photosynthetic life consumed much of the CO₂ in Earth's atmosphere, allowing life to become possible? A Cyanobacteria B. Spirochetes C. Protists D. Red-Yellow algae
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Which form of early photosynthetic life consumed much of the CO₂ in Earth's atmosphere, allowing life to become possible?
A Cyanobacteria
B. Spirochetes
C. Protists
D. Red-Yellow algae
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I think it A because Cyanobacteria absorb co2 from the atmosphere and then release oxygen To the atmosphere
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