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It is believed that climate change will affect the biosphere… It is believed that climate change will affect the biosphere directly throughGroup of answer choicesacidification of the ocean basins. decreasing the rate of extinctions among vulnerable species. inhibiting the spread of disease. All of the above  Earth Science Science Geology GEOL 100 Share QuestionEmailCopy link

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