Comment on the accuracy and usefulness of the atmospheric calcium additions calculation that was conducted according to Gile and Grossman's dust trap experiment.
A) The data and hypothesis were extremely accurate and useful.
B) It was perhaps not very accurate, but nonetheless a useful hypothesis.
C) It was not an accurate calculation, and therefore not that useful.
D) The calculations were very accurate, but not useful because the hypothesis was not clear.

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While the atmospheric calcium additions calculation may not have been extremely accurate, it was still useful as a hypothesis and provided valuable insights into the potential effects of dust on atmospheric nutrient cycles.

Comment on the Accuracy and Usefulness of the Atmospheric Calcium