Microorganisms are important to the carbon cycle because, without them:
A) carbon dioxide would not be liberated into the atmosphere for use by autotrophs.
B) organic carbon in oxygen-free environments could not be cycled.
C) primary producers would be limited by nitrogen availability.
D) there would be no chemoautotrophs.
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