Carbon is exchanged between Earth's spheres as atmospheric gases (CO2, CH4), oceanic carbonates, organic materials, and non-living remains.
Carbon is exchanged between Earth's spheres in various forms: atmospheric gases (CO2, CH4), oceanic carbonates (bicarbonates, calcium carbonates), organic materials, and non-living remains (detritus, fossil fuels).
| Front | Carbon is exchanged between different sphere in the following forms: |
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| Back | Atmospheric gases (CO2, CH4), oceanic carbonates (water bicarbonates, shell calcium carbonates), organic materials, non-living remains (detritus, fossil fuels) |
Tags: 4_3_carbon_cycling
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