Chapter 5: The Biogeochemical Cycles

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<strong>The</strong> Carbon Cycle • Carbon enters the biota through photosynthesis and is returned by respiration or fire. – When organisms die, decomposition releases carbon as CO 2 or Methane (CH 4 ). – Under certain conditions carbon is not be released • Transformed into fossil fuels • Deposition as marine sediments CaCO 3
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