Question

feeding in the carbon cycle moves carbon between which components? plants to animals fossil fuels to atmosphere atmosphere to seawater decomposers to fossil fuels

Explanation:

Feeding in the carbon cycle involves the transfer of carbon through the food chain. Plants (producers) take in carbon dioxide during photosynthesis. When animals (consumers) eat plants, carbon is transferred from plants to animals. This is a key part of the carbon cycle's biological component. The other options involve non - feeding processes: fossil fuels to atmosphere is combustion, atmosphere to seawater is dissolution, and decomposers to fossil fuels is a long - term geological process.

Answer:

Plants to animals