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The exchange of carbon dioxide between the ocean and the atmosphere:

The exchange of carbon dioxide between the ocean and the atmosphere:
A) results in the removal of some carbon dioxide by phytoplankton.
B) is unaffected by the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
C) will lead to increased amounts of carbon dioxide in the oceans if the ocean temperature rises significantly.
D) results in a net transfer of carbon dioxide from the oceans to the atmosphere.

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Understanding Weather and Climate

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