Which step is the last in the formation of fossil fuels?

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Q: For how many years coal will last?

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Q: According to this image of the carbon cycle, from your OpenStax textbook, which of the following…

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A: Ethics is a set of views about what is right and wrong.

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Q: Question: Biomagnification results in higher amounts of toxic substances for organisms higher on the…

A: Biomagnification is that the method by that toxic chemicals build up inside predators.

Q: Which one of the following is a Greenhouse gas? A. Oxygen B. Methane C. Sulphur dioxide D. Nitrogen

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Energy Flow

Energy flow is the continuous and directional flow of energy through living beings within an ecosystem. All living beings can be segregated into producers and consumers. These producers and consumers can be further divided in a food chain. The term ‘trophic level’ is assigned to each level of the food chain.