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Ilya [14]
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Biology
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Lemur [1.5K]2 years ago
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11)El ciclo del agua, conocido científicamente como ciclo hidrológico, se refiere al intercambio continuo de agua en la hidrosfera, entre la atmósfera, el agua del suelo, la superficie, el agua subterránea y las plantas. La ciencia que estudia el ciclo hidrológico es la hidrología.

12)Sabems que las etapas del ciclo hidrológico  son las siguientes:

Evaporación

Condensación

Precipitación.

Las implicaciones que tienen para la vida cada una de las etapas son:

Evaporación, se reduce el nivel de los ríos, los lagos pequeños se seca, y se eleva la temperatura del ambiente.

Condensación, Es el proceso en el cual se forman las nubes, por lo que la luz solar disminuye.

Precipitación, produce nuevamente el aumento de los niveles de rios y lagos, y la disminución de la temperatura.

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