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The ocean absorbs approximately acidic than before the Industrial Revolution. Scientists already see of all human-caused carbon dioxide emissions. The ocean is now! clams as well as coral reefs and floating marine snails. These organisms play a changes in ocean conditions that were much slower than today still managed to wipe out continue at current rates, our planet is risking a similar food sources. Reducing means to stop harming marine animals like . Many percent more mussels and role in marine food webs.. Earlier in Earth's history, nations rely on percent of marine species. If emissions as one of their main and other greenhouse gas emissions is the only way to confront global ocean acidification and the primary

The ocean absorbs approximately acidic than before the Industrial Revolution. Scientists already see of all human-caused carbon dioxide emissions. The ocean is now! clams as well as coral reefs and floating marine snails. These organisms play a changes in ocean conditions that were much slower than today still managed to wipe out continue at current rates, our planet is risking a similar food sources. Reducing means to stop harming marine animals like . Many percent more mussels and role in marine food webs.. Earlier in Earth's history, nations rely on percent of marine species. If emissions as one of their main and other greenhouse gas emissions is the only way to confront global ocean acidification and the primary

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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NOT ALL ANSWER CHOICES WILL BE USED. MAY THE ODDS BE IN YOUR FAVOR. The ocean absorbs approximately acidic than before the Industrial Revolution. Scientists already see clams as well as coral reefs and floating marine snails. These organisms play a changes in ocean conditions that were much slower than today still managed to wipe out continue at current rates, our planet is risking a similar food sources. Reducing! means to stop! of all human-caused carbon dioxide emissions. The ocean is now! # 2/3 :: oysters :: 1/2 birds 1/3 :: 60 :: 30 seals :: significant :: calcium :: carbon dioxide Many :: 95 harming marine animals like :: island and other greenhouse gas emissions is the only way to confront global ocean acidification and the primary role in marine food webs.. Earlier in Earth's history, nations rely on percent of marine species. If emissions :: mass extinction event percent more mussels and :: small ocean acidification :: photodegradation :: eutrophication as one of their main :: poor :: phosphorus :: deforestation :: climate change seafood
Transcribed Image Text:NOT ALL ANSWER CHOICES WILL BE USED. MAY THE ODDS BE IN YOUR FAVOR. The ocean absorbs approximately acidic than before the Industrial Revolution. Scientists already see clams as well as coral reefs and floating marine snails. These organisms play a changes in ocean conditions that were much slower than today still managed to wipe out continue at current rates, our planet is risking a similar food sources. Reducing! means to stop! of all human-caused carbon dioxide emissions. The ocean is now! # 2/3 :: oysters :: 1/2 birds 1/3 :: 60 :: 30 seals :: significant :: calcium :: carbon dioxide Many :: 95 harming marine animals like :: island and other greenhouse gas emissions is the only way to confront global ocean acidification and the primary role in marine food webs.. Earlier in Earth's history, nations rely on percent of marine species. If emissions :: mass extinction event percent more mussels and :: small ocean acidification :: photodegradation :: eutrophication as one of their main :: poor :: phosphorus :: deforestation :: climate change seafood
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