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The Hydrosphere By Lorenza

What is the hydrosphere, and what is it made up of? Hydrosphere – the water surrounding the surface of the oceans and the water in the atmosphere. The hydrospohere is made up of water.

What cycles are included in the hydrosphere? Hydrologica cycle {water cycle} Cloud formation process

Accumulation condensation Condensation precipitation (clouds form) transpiration evaporation dd d Subsurface (underground runoff) Surface runoff Accumulation

What interactions occur with this sphere? The ocean effects the temperature of the ocean. Atmosphere geosphere hydrosphere biosphere El nino waves Wave action photosynthesis

Are there any layers or physical features? Layer 1: The sunlight zone Layer 2: the twilight zone Layer 3: The midnight zone Layer 4: The abyss Layer 5: The terches OCEAN FLOOR: continental shelf, conslop, continental rise, ocean basin Physical features: lakes, sea, ocean, pond, river, creek, hot springs.

How do humans impact the sphere and how can we change? Humans impact the hydrosphere by overusing water and polluting the water, we can change by not polluting, taking shorter showers, and use filters to clean water.

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