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Latest comment: 12 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Hi there,
Thanks for the redirect, but I'm moving the large amount of content from Carbon cycle to this page to discuss the atmospheric component of the carbon cycle more specifically. There's a lot of material I'll be adding over the course of the next few days. So please don't redirect to Carbon cycle, otherwise there will be loss of text.
Aerobic respiration converts organic carbon into carbon dioxide and a particular type ofanaerobic respiration converts it into methane. After respiration, both carbon dioxide and methane are typically emitted into the atmosphere. Organic carbon is also released into the atmosphere during burning.[1]
instead of this
Aerobic respiration converts organic carbon into carbon dioxide and anaerobic respiration converts it into methane. After respiration, both carbon dioxide and methane are typically emitted into the atmosphere. Organic carbon is also released into the atmosphere during burning.[1]
There are many types of anaerobic respiration and the one that uses CO2 as an electron acceptor is just one of them.
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