Wind blown dust can reach any part of the ocean may contribute to the formation of red tides is found as deep-sea red and brown mud far from land originates on land surfaces all of the above are correct.

The dust carried by the wind also known as windblown dust does originate on land surfaces, can reach any part of the ocean, and can found as deep-sea red and brown mud far from land. Windblown dust can affect human health and the air quality. There are also substantial impacts on atmospheric phenomena and also contributes to transport of airborne bacterial species, and several trace metals. Some health problems that can be attributed to windblown dust are respiratory disorders, conjunctivitis, and meningococcal meningitis. The correct answer to this question is; all of the above. 

Hiya,  (the properties of carbon depends on the structure of said element.)  although, carbon is not cohesive or adhesive.carbohydrates contain carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen.  it can bond with other carbon atoms as well as other elements.a polymer is a big ole' molecule made from smaller molecules that decided to smack together and form a covalent bond. but it is fact that carbon often forms polymers.decomposition of molecules simply means the organism is clearly dead and the molecules of said dead organism can be reutilized by living organisms.hope this !