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3. Carbon Cycle and Energy Flow
Use your understanding of food webs, photosynthesis, cellular respiration and
biosynthesis to analyze how carbon atoms and energy move in ecosystems. The figure
below shows how these processes result in a carbon cycle. Notice how carbon atoms
cycle between CO2 in the air and organic molecules in living organisms or dead organic
matter.
A. After CO2 enters a plant
(B arrow), how do the carbon
atoms in CO2 become carbon
atoms in organic molecules in
the plant?
B. Before CO2 is released into
the air (A arrows), how do the
carbon atoms in organic
molecules become carbon
atoms in CO2?
A
CO₂
decomposers.
A
с
A
B.
eaten by
animals
C. The Carrows show defecation and death. Add another C arrow to show plants dying and
ilable to dogomn cers
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Transcribed Image Text:L 3. Carbon Cycle and Energy Flow Use your understanding of food webs, photosynthesis, cellular respiration and biosynthesis to analyze how carbon atoms and energy move in ecosystems. The figure below shows how these processes result in a carbon cycle. Notice how carbon atoms cycle between CO2 in the air and organic molecules in living organisms or dead organic matter. A. After CO2 enters a plant (B arrow), how do the carbon atoms in CO2 become carbon atoms in organic molecules in the plant? B. Before CO2 is released into the air (A arrows), how do the carbon atoms in organic molecules become carbon atoms in CO2? A CO₂ decomposers. A с A B. eaten by animals C. The Carrows show defecation and death. Add another C arrow to show plants dying and ilable to dogomn cers
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