Algae provide 70% to 80% of the oxygen in the atmosphere. Without algae, land organisms would slowly suffocate. Ocean animals would also starve and suffocate. All the dead, rotting organisms would release massive amounts of greenhouse gases, heating up the climate and wiping out lots of plant species. Few, if any, complex, aerobic organisms other than plants would survive. Plants might not even survive, in which case Earth would become a world with only anaerobic, single called organisms. A slightly luckier scenario would be that surviving plants would colonize the ocean before everything was destroyed, and fill the niches that algae left open. It is unlikely they could do that fast enough, though.
more radiation ; bad living conditions for the people of earth
it woluld be very bad because many living things would die and it will affected the life cycle more.
it will die
Fossils
Earth's crust would be silica. Living things would be carbon.
The organisms living in the habitat will eventually perish(die).
All living things would die
more radiation ; bad living conditions for the people of earth
Humans and any living creatures would die and no one would survive.
it woluld be very bad because many living things would die and it will affected the life cycle more.
no
The Polar bears will die because they are used to living in a colder climate and not a warmer climat.
The Polar bears will die because they are used to living in a colder climate and not a warmer climat.
living organisms - study island answer (:
it will die
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I only know that she is alive and well and living in Southern California.