Question

after a long, long time, the carbon from the remains of dead organisms can be stored in: rocks water fossil fuels rewatch next question

Explanation:

When dead organisms decompose over a long period, through geological processes, the carbon in them can be incorporated into rocks (e.g., limestone which has carbonates), and fossil fuels (like coal, oil, natural gas) are formed from the remains of ancient organisms and store carbon. Water can also have dissolved carbonates etc. but the main long - term storage in the context of dead organism remains for a very long time are rocks and fossil fuels.

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Rocks, Fossil Fuels