A science class has an aquarium in which fish and aquatic plants are growing. How is carbon dioxide directly involved in the

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A science class has an aquarium in which fish and aquatic plants are growing. How is carbon dioxide directly involved in the survival of organisms in the aquarium?
A) The fish must absorb carbon dioxide through their gills for energy.
B) Both the plants and the fish need carbon dioxide to make their own nutrients.
C) The plants need carbon dioxide to make sugar.
D) The plants release carbon dioxide into the water to control the water temperature.

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