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1.0 Earth

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biosphere the parts of Earth and the surroundin atmosphere wherethere is life.
atmosphere thin layer of gases Surronuding .
hydrosphere the system containing all Earth water.
cryusphere frozen portion of water on Eaths, surrace.
groundwater water that is Stored in cracks and por es beneath.
gesphere the solid part of Earth.
mineral a naturally occurring inorganic solid that has a crystal structure and definite chemical composition.
rock a naturally occuring solid composed of minerals, rockfragments andsometimes other matar Such as organic matter.
Water Cycle the series natura processes by which water continually moves throughout the hydnosphere.
evaporation the process of a liquid changing to the sarface of the liquid.
transpiration the process by which plants release waten vapar through their leaves.
condensatio the process by which a gas changes to a liquid.
precipitation water, in liquid form, That falls from the atmosphere.
weather the atmospheric conditions, along with Short-term changes, ofa certain place at a certain time.
Climate the long-term average weathen Conditions that occur in a puttrantar region.
rock Cycle the Series of processes that change one type of rock inte another type of rock.
uplift the process the moves large bodies of Earth materials to higher elevations.
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