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olya-2409 [2.1K]
2 years ago
7

Compare and contrast the ways carbon and water cycle through the biosphere.

Biology
2 answers:
xxTIMURxx [149]2 years ago
6 0
Carbon cycle : 
- CO2 is given out when organism breathe
- Plants gather this CO2 to produce oxygen
-  Oxygen that is produced by the plants is used for other organism's breathing which will given out another CO2 and repeat the cycle

Water Cycle :
- Water from the sea and lake is evaporated and Turned into Clouds
- When atmosphere cool it down, these clouds will condense and turn into rain
- Eventually this rain will flow back to the lake or sea and it will repeat the cycle

hope this helps
Vikentia [17]2 years ago
3 0
  <span>carbon cycle-> carbon dioxide is given out by cellular respiration and animal breathing :D--> this carbon dioxide is taken by plants and produced into oxygen :D--> eventually both the animal and the plant dies and they turn back into carbon :D---> over millions of years this carbon turns into fossil fuels and we extract it and use it for our energy and powerplants :D---> these powerplants release carbon dioxide into air and taken up by plants and yeaa.. 

water cycle--> water evaporates from the oceans and lakes--> water turns into clouds as it goes higher up the atmosphere cooling the water molecules making them condense and goes down as rain---> some rain percolates(goes through) the soil and stays there some percolate back into the lakes and oceans cycle starts over!!!! on a side note:the ones in the soil are taken up by plants and are put n the air through their tree breathing or transpiration(where water molecules are put in the air by plants)</span>
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