Identifying earths four spheres match each of earths spheres

Biology

1 answer:

BartSMP [9]3 years ago

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Answer:

cryosphere → glaciers, ice caps, ice bergs

atmosphere → air surrounding earth

biosphere → all of Earth's living things

geosphere → Earth's interior, rocks, minerals, and landforms

hydrosphere → oceans, lakes, rivers, streams, and groundwater

Explanation:

The above are properly matched.

Cryosphere is known as part of the earth were water is in solid form. This has to do with glaciers, ice, ice bergs, etc.

Atmosphere has to do with the part of the earth that is gaseous. This has to do with the air found on earth.

Biosphere is the living part of the earth. All things are found in the biosphere.

Geosphere is known to be earth itself which is made up of the landforms, rocks, minerals, earth's interior, etc.

Hydrosphere has to do with the liquid part of the earth. It has to do with the water bodies.

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