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Spheres
Layers of the Earth
Hydrosphere
Atmosphere
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This pathway explains how one type of rock can be transformed into another type of rock.

The Rock Cycle
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Consists of rock
Geosphere
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The innermost layer of the Earth
Core
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This is the name for the movement of water all around the globe as it changes phases along the journey.

The Water Cycle

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This layer of the atmosphere contains the majority of ozone gas.

Stratosphere

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A transform plate boundary can cause this shaking of the Earth

Earthquake

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Consists of water
Hydrosphere
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The largest layer of the Earth
Mantle
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This is the state of water while in clouds.

Liquid

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This layer of the atmosphere makes aurae become visible.

Thermosphere

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The large slabs of Earth that are always moving very, very slowly.
Tectonic Plates
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Consists of all living organisms
Biosphere
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Outermost layer of the Earth
Crust
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Fog is an example of this phase of the water cycle.

Condensation

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This is the lowest level of the atmosphere and where weather happens.

Troposphere

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This is used to determine a timeline for the existence of animals on the earth.

Relative Dating of Rocks

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Consists of air and gases
Atmosphere
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The thinnest layer of the Earth
Crust
400

The state of matter for water during this step depends on temperature.

Precipitation

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This can be considered a true middle layer. It is where weather balloons and meteors are destroyed.

Mesosphere

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In a diverging plate boundary, this rises up out of the crack to form new land
magma
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3/4 of the Earth's water(hydrosphere) is contained in the
Oceans
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These in the mantle are responsible for driving the movement of plates.

convection currents

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During this step, water is released from the leaves of plants.

Evapotranspiration or Transpiration

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The atmosphere protects us from many things, one of which is this coming from the sun.

Radiation

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