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    The document discusses the four main spheres that make up the biosphere - atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and cryosphere. It describes how each sphere provides important habitats and resources that support life. The atmosphere determines climate and temperature zones for species. The hydrosphere provides habitat, nutrients, oxygen, and freshwater. The geosphere changes habitats over long timescales through plate tectonics and volcanic activity. The cryosphere serves as habitat for many organisms and provides melting snow and ice for freshwater.

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    The document discusses the four main spheres that make up the biosphere - atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and cryosphere. It describes how each sphere provides important habitats and resources that support life. The atmosphere determines climate and temperature zones for species. The hydrosphere provides habitat, nutrients, oxygen, and freshwater. The geosphere changes habitats over long timescales through plate tectonics and volcanic activity. The cryosphere serves as habitat for many organisms and provides melting snow and ice for freshwater.

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    GE ELEC 2 Marlowne Brialle T. Galapon BPA 2 S1

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    The document discusses the four main spheres that make up the biosphere - atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and cryosphere. It describes how each sphere provides important habitats and resources that support life. The atmosphere determines climate and temperature zones for species. The hydrosphere provides habitat, nutrients, oxygen, and freshwater. The geosphere changes habitats over long timescales through plate tectonics and volcanic activity. The cryosphere serves as habitat for many organisms and provides melting snow and ice for freshwater.

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    Marlowne Brialle T.

    Galapon ATMOSPHERE:
    BPA 2 Section 1
    The temperature of the
    atmosphere close to the surface
    Activity 1 and precipitation determine the
    areas that different species
    contained within the biosphere can
    survive and successfully thrive.

    HYDROSPHERE:
    It is an important
    medium for life, and
    habitat for many
    species within the
    Biosphere. dissolved
    nutrients and oxygen
    in Hydrosphere
    support the well being
    of species within the
    Biosphere.

    GEOSPHERE:
    Plate tectonics continually change
    the global distribution of habitats
    for life in the Biosphere on long
    time scale . volcanic islands and
    seamounts provide important
    habitats for coral and seabirds.
    CRYOSPHERE:
    Provides a habitat for
    many different living
    organism. Also many
    plants and animals
    depend upon the melting
    snow and ice during the
    spring and summer
    months for fresh waters.
    ATMOSPHERE = AIR
    It is made of different gases:
    ACTIVITY 2 Nitrogen, Oxygen and carbon
    dioxide.

    BIOSPHERE = LIFE
    Largest of all spheres
    contains all life made of
    abiotic and biotic factors:
    Tress, humans, birds and
    fishes.

    GEOSPHERE = EARTH
    Made of rocks and minerals
    sometime called "Lithosphere".

    HYDROSPHERE =
    WATER
    Includes Oceans, River, Lakes,
    Groundwater and Glaziers.

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