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lys-0071 [83]
2 years ago
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Biology
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dangina [55]2 years ago
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Geosphere is the sphere containing sediments as well as rocks

  • hydrosphere can be regarded as the sphere which contains  total amount of water  that exist on a planet.

  • The geosphere can be regarded as the collective name that is used to call the  atmosphere of the earth lithosphere as well as hydrosphere, and cryosphere.

  • The geosphere can be regarded as sphere which contains the rocks as well as minerals on Earth

  • The geosphere is also the sphere with abiotic/non-living parts of soils as well as the skeletons of animals, it also contains sediment as well as rocks.

  • An atmosphere can be regarded as the layers which consists of  gases which envelope a planet.

Therefore, geosphere is collection of spheres containing sediments as well rocks.

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