Explore: Use the Gizmo to create three more carbon paths, each starting and ending in the atmosphere. Label each location with A for atmosphere, B for biosphere, G for geosphere, or H for hydrosphere. (You can also use P for the anthroposphere if you like, or just include it in the biosphere.)

Carbon-dioxide gas is essential for maintaining life on earth.

Explanation:

Carbon-dioxide present in the atmosphere comes from breathing of animals and volcanic eruption. this carbon-dioxide absorb by the plants (biosphere) in the process of photosynthesis. This carbon-dioxide is incorporated in the soil (geosphere) with the dead bodies of plants and animals and decomposition of these bodies occurs and carbon-dioxide gas again releases in the atmosphere. Carbon-dioxide gas is also dissolved in the water bodies where it is required by the plants for photosynthesis and made food for the marine animals.