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Biosphere (Sphere of Life) Atmosphere (Sphere of Air) Lithosphere (Sphere of Rocks) Hydrosphere (Sphere of Water)

Layer around the planet containing all living organisms Biosphere Layer around the planet containing all living organisms Biogeochemical Cycle: Pathway(s) by which a chemical substance passes through the biosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere, in an endless loop, or cycle. Examples: Water Cycle Carbon Cycle Nitrogen Cycle Phosphorus Cycle

Water Cycle

1 Volcanos 2 Burning fossil fuels Carbon Cycle 3 Forest fires 4 Respiration 1 5 Decomposition 3 2 6 Ingestion 7 Photosynthesis 4 7 8 Shells & skeletons 7 8 6 9 9 Carbonate rock Fossil fuels