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Modeling Climate Change more, the climate and biology of earth have evolved together, with gradual changes occurring in the climate and in the particular organisms best suited for coexistence. Early in earth’s history, primitive photosynthetic organisms such as cyanobacteria developed in the oceans. Photosynthesis in the