When carbon enters the deep ocean, it can remain there for hundreds to thousands of years. This long residence time is due to the ocean's layered structure, where deep waters are less accessible to mixing with surface waters. The carbon is part of the ocean's carbon cycle, contributing to the long-term storage of carbon in the deep sea. Ultimately, processes such as upwelling and ocean circulation can eventually return this carbon to the surface, but this can take a significant amount of time.
well, have you ever seen the show Spongebob Squarepants? well that little green thing is the idea of what a real plankton is. they live in the sea and they eat off of the orca once it dies> i dont know if im one hundred percent sure cuz i learned all this fourth grade so dont blame me if its wrong!!! =)
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The carbon is released back into the carbon pool in the atmosphere
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Plankton takes in carbon dioxide from the sea and stores it in its body. When plankton dies, it still has the carbon dioxide inside it, so has removed some of the problem from the ocean (problem for us). Without plankton, there'd be a lot more carbon dioxide and global warming would be worse.
yes. He dies. He dies of hypothermia in the freezing cold ocean.
When a organism dies and decays it emits carbon dioxide.
Carbon in the atmosphere is taken up by plants during photosynthesis. Through this process, carbon dioxide is converted into organic compounds that are used by plants to grow. This carbon is then transferred to animals when they consume plant material.
yes and it implodes an dies
it dies
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