Fill in the blanks with the correct sphere names to model how spheres are connected when fossil fuels are burned.

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A: Mesophyll cells are the most active sites of photosynthesis. The process in which light energy is…

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Q: For how many years coal will last?

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A: Magellan named the ocean Pacfico (or "Pacific," which means "peaceful") because the voyage reached…

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A: Carbon is an essential and ubiquitous element found on earth. Majority of the carbon of the earth is…

Q: Which of the four diagrams shown below correctly show the process of the carbon cycle? A) A B) B…

A: Carbon cycle is a biogeochemical cycle where carbon is exchanged within the biosphere.

Q: Contrast the effects of respiration, erosion, and combustion on the carbon cycle.

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Q: Discuss how does climate change affect biodiversity

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Q: Which city is considered a brown air city because of pollutants in the air under go chemical…

A: Smog is the air pollution that is form due to mixture of smog and fog , results in low visibility.

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Q: Does light factor affects the distribution of organisms?Write a brief note giving suitable examples…

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Q: Why is it important to conserve fossil fuels like coal?

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Q: Why there is slow rate of decomposition of fallen logs in nature?

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A: Like other organisms, plants detect and respond to stimuli in their environment. Their main response…

Q: Name of greenhouses gases?

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Q: Most of oxygen in the Earth's atmosphere came from photosynthesis True O False

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Q: Describe two processes where carbon exists the atmosphere.

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Q: “If there were no algae there would be no fish in the sea”. Comment.

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A: The source of energy refers to fuels available on the earth. There are deposits of different fuels…

Q: The term 'ecosystem' was proposed by- (A) Odum (B) Tansley (C) Whitker (D) Goli

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A: Volcanoes affect ecosystems in a variety of ways, ranging from catastrophic local effects to diffuse…

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Q: What energy resources exist in the ocean? Chapter 17

A: Oceans are the marine ecosystems present on the earth.

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Q: The ___ period is characterized by incredibly dense forests that are the source of many modern day…

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