FAN AND MEDALS!

Carbon atoms are the basis for all life on earth. Carbon atoms are found in all the molecules that make up living organisms—carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids.
What is the importance of carbon in the earth’s ecosystems?

Carbon originates in sunlight.

Carbon is produced in the nitrogen cycle.

Carbon atoms are found in molecules of all living organisms.

Carbon atoms are found only in nonliving matter.

Question

FAN AND MEDALS!

Carbon atoms are the basis for all life on earth. Carbon atoms are found in all the molecules that make up living organisms—carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids.
What is the importance of carbon in the earth’s ecosystems?

Carbon originates in sunlight.

Carbon is produced in the nitrogen cycle.

Carbon atoms are found in molecules of all living organisms.

Carbon atoms are found only in nonliving matter.

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supergirl22 · Answer

hmmmm im on my science book and it says that  Carbon atoms are found in molecules of all living organisms. so that must be the answer