Which of these processes causes the release of water from living organisms into the atmosphere? a) photosynthesisb)precipitationc)tran spiration

Transpiration is the process that releases water from living organisms into the atmosphere.

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Transpiration is the process of water movement within organisms. Several examples of transpiration can be seen today- releasing water into the atmosphere. For example, sweating is a key role in this. Transpiration is also something that happens with plants as well- they play a large role with this.

Therefore, with the selections that you have provided above- the correct answer would be letter C) Transpiration. If you have any questions, be sure to ask me!

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