What are the consequences if decomposers are removed from the carbon cycle?
A) Fewer carbon compounds are broken down.
B) CO2 levels in the atmosphere increase.
C) Primary consumers are not able to consume as many producers.
D) The burning of wood and fossil fuels increases.
Answer: A
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