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    Oxygen moves between the atmosphere, biosphere, and lithosphere in a cycle. Plants and algae produce oxygen through photosynthesis, releasing it into the air while animals use oxygen for respiration, absorbing it from the air. Rocks and soil also absorb and release oxygen over long periods of time, completing the oxygen cycle.

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    Oxygen moves between the atmosphere, biosphere, and lithosphere in a cycle. Plants and algae produce oxygen through photosynthesis, releasing it into the air while animals use oxygen for respiration, absorbing it from the air. Rocks and soil also absorb and release oxygen over long periods of time, completing the oxygen cycle.

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    OXYGEN CYCLE

    OXYGEN CYCLE

    Oxygen cycle refers


    to the movement
    of oxygen through
    the atmosphere (air),
    biosphere (plants
    and animals)
    and the lithosphere
    (the Earth's crust).

    The oxygen cycle OXYGEN CYCLE


    Malanay Patrick John B
    demonstrates how free
    oxygen is made
    available in each of these
    regions, as well as how
    it is used.

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