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Front	examples of negative feedback
Back	carbon cycle- when the amount of carbon in the atmosphere rises the amount of carbon intake by plants will increase thus decreasing the carbon amount in the atmosphere

Front	throughflow
Back	water moving slowly downhill through soil

Front	positive feedback
Back	amplifies the changes in the inputs or output

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