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Choose the statement that correctly describes how carbon is cycled. By converting it into sugars, plants relay carbon to animals and animals convert it to oxygen. Plants consume carbon and release oxygen, and animals consume oxygen and release carbon. Animals consume carbon and release oxygen, and plants consume oxygen and produce carbon. Through photosynthesis, carbon dioxide is changed into food with oxygen as a waste product.

Name: choose the statement that correctly describes how carbon is cycled by converting it into sugars plants relay carbon to animals and animals convert it to oxygen plants consume carbon and rele 51833
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Description: choose the statement that correctly describes how carbon is cycled by converting it into sugars plants relay carbon to animals and animals convert it to oxygen plants consume carbon and rele 51833

          Choose the statement that correctly describes how carbon is cycled.
    By converting it into sugars, plants relay carbon to animals and animals convert it to oxygen.
    Plants consume carbon and release oxygen, and animals consume oxygen and release carbon.
    Animals consume carbon and release oxygen, and plants consume oxygen and produce carbon.
    Through photosynthesis, carbon dioxide is changed into food with oxygen as a waste product.

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Biology for AP Courses

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06/24/2022

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Choose the statement that correctly describes how carbon is cycled. By converting it into sugars, plants relay carbon to animals and animals convert it to oxygen. Plants consume carbon and release oxygen, and animals consume oxygen and release carbon. Animals consume carbon and release oxygen, and plants consume oxygen and produce carbon. Through photosynthesis, carbon dioxide is changed into food with oxygen as a waste product.