A forest fire does severe damage to Earth's biosphere, burning many trees and other plants. Losing this vegetation can increase
soil erosion, impacting the lithosphere. This example describes _____. how spheres are interdependent
how a forest can look after a fire
the process of deforestation
how the atmosphere impacts other spheres
<span>The correct answer is how spheres are interdependent. The destruction of biosphere causes the destruction of litosphere, and when litosphere is changed and land erodes it also affects the hydrosphere because of the way underground waters and rivers behave when soil erodes. Which in turn also affects the biosphere of aquatic animals.</span>
