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What do organisms from the ocean use the carbon dioxide for? A.to breathe B.to build bones C.to make shells D.to help organisms decompose

What do organisms from the ocean use the carbon dioxide for? A.to breathe B.to build bones C.to make shells D.to help organisms decompose
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What do organisms from the ocean use the carbon dioxide for?

A.to breathe
B.to build bones
C.to make shells
D.to help organisms decompose

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To breathe, they use the the carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is the main element which help the organisms to breathe.
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