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The 115 pages that link to Carbon cycle, each with the reason it gives.

• Climate systemRelated: Carbon exchange links ecosystems and oceans to atmospheric greenhouse gases.

• Lost City Hydrothermal FieldRelated: The field transforms inorganic carbon into methane and carbonate minerals.

• RhizariaRelated: Shell production and sinking rhizarian remains connect marine biology with long-term carbon storage.

• Temperate forestRelated: Seasonal growth and decay determine how much carbon forests store or release.

• ArchaeopterisRelated: Expanding woody forests affected carbon storage and burial during the Devonian.

• Carbon isotopesRelated: Isotope signatures help trace carbon transfers among these reservoirs.

• EoarcheanRelated: Early carbon exchange may have influenced climate and the preservation of life-related signals.

• History of EarthRelated: Carbon exchange links volcanic activity, climate, ocean chemistry, and life through time.

• William NordhausRelated: DICE represents how emissions accumulate and persist in the atmosphere.

• Climate change in CanadaRelated: Canadian forests, wetlands, soils, and fossil fuels exchange carbon with the atmosphere.

• Plant litterRelated: Litter stores plant carbon temporarily before decomposition returns some to the atmosphere or soil.

• Tectonics of VenusRelated: Plate tectonics drives Earth's long-term carbon recycling; Venus lacks this thermostat.

• XylophagyRelated: Wood consumption redirects stored plant carbon through animal and microbial food webs.

• AcidobacteriotaRelated: Acidobacteriota can participate in decomposition and other soil carbon transformations.

• Geological history of oxygenRelated: Carbon burial and oxidation link oxygen history to long-term planetary cycling.

• History of climate change scienceRelated: Carbon-cycle evidence showed that much of the added atmospheric carbon came from fossil fuels.

• Land change scienceRelated: Land conversion changes how much carbon ecosystems store or release.

• Late Ordovician mass extinctionRelated: Carbon-isotope changes preserve evidence of environmental upheaval around the extinction.

• WattiezaRelated: Early forests altered how carbon was stored in plant matter and sediments.