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Suppose the population of marine algae in creation is increased dramatically. what would most likely happen to the levels of oxygen and carben dyoxide in the atmosphere?

Suppose the population of marine algae in creation is increased dramatically. what would most likely happen to the levels of oxygen and carben dyoxide in the atmosphere?
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suppose the population of marine algae in creation is increased dramatically. what would most likely happen to the levels of oxygen and carben dyoxide in the atmosphere?

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Well, I suppose the oxygen levels would rise. And the carbon levels would fall.

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