Fundamentals of Physical Geography
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Fundamentals of Physical Geography
What are the four major divisions of the Earth system, and how do the divisions interact with one another?
The four major divisions (subsystems) of the Earth system and the way in which these divisions interact with one another.
The Earth system works on interactions between a vast combination of factors. The individual constituents of a system are termed as variables, alterations through interactions with one another as part of a functioning unit.
The Earth has four major subsystems. The atmosphere acts as a gaseous blanket of air that covers, shields, and insulates the Earth...
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