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How does climate change influence the Carbonate Compensation Depth (CCD) and its impact on marine organisms? 1. Increased ocean acidification due to rising CO2 levels causes CCD to become shallower. 2. Warming oceans decrease calcium carbonate solubility, pushing CCD to deeper depths. 3. A shallower CCD increases the dissolution of calcium carbonate shells, threatening organisms like foraminifera and pteropods. Select the correct answer:
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