Light energy from the sun is the primary source for all living organisms. so how does the sun provide energy for all living organisms? in this assignment, you will explain how energy from sunlight is used during photosynthesis, then how the energy is transferred to animals that cannot harness energy directly from the sun.

your mission is to use your knowledge of photosynthesis and respiration to explain what happens during these processes and how energy is made and transferred.

Heat or thermal energy coming from the sun provides energy for living organisms through heat transfer. For plants light energy is absorbed by the leaves and enters the stomata which activates the thylakoids and releases amount of electrons for chemical reactions. Through light energy plants produces glucose and releases oxygen gas as a by-product of the reaction. For this process energy is formed (ATP)

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Taphonomy is the study of the process of fossilization, from the death of the organism to the moment of the fossil's discovery and everything in between. Fossilization is the process by which a plant or animal becomes a fossil, the process is extremely rare and only a small fraction of the plants and animals that have lived in the past 600 million years are preserved as fossils. Taphonomy entails the study of what happens in plants and animals after they die, including the processes of decay and fossilization.