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| The zone of life on the earth that includes all living things |
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| All frozen water, on land and sea, on earth |
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| The solid earth; that is, all rock on earth |
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| The liquid layer of the earth, made up of the earth´s waters; the oceanic parts of the hydrosphere cover about three-fourths of the earth´s surface |
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| The rocky outer layer of the solid earth, averaging about 100 km in depth; this includes the continents, islands, and the entire ocean floor |
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| This concept emphasizes how everything in the earth is related. |
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| Glaciers (are a part of this sphere) |
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| Cryosphere (give an example of) |
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| A layer of gases that surrounds a planet |
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| Events like volcanic eruptions, global climate, and weather patterns that determine deserts are examples of which sphere interacting with other spheres ... |
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| The Lithosphere (or) Geosphere |
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| The Oceanic crust is part of which sphere ... |
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