BIOSPHERE

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Group 1
WHAT IS BIOSPHERE?
The biosphere refers to the zone on Earth
where life exists, encompassing all living
organisms and their interactions with
each other and their environment. It
includes ecosystems, such as forests,
oceans, and grasslands, and plays a
crucial role in maintaining the planet's
delicate balance.
 KEY COMPONENTS
The key components of the biosphere include
living organisms, such as plants, animals, and
microorganisms, as well as their interactions
with each other and with their physical
environment, which includes the atmosphere,
hydrosphere (water bodies), and lithosphere
(Earth's crust). These interactions create
ecosystems and maintain the balance of life on
Earth.
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BIODIVERSITY

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BIODIVERSITY ADAPTATION

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BIODIVERSITY ADAPTATION

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NUTRIENT CYCLING
NUTRIENT CYCLING
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BIODIVERSITY ADAPTATION

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NUTRIENT CYCLING ENERGY FLOW
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DYNAMIC BALANCE

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DYNAMIC BALANCE
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DYNAMIC BALANCE GLOBAL SCALE

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DYNAMIC BALANCE GLOBAL SCALE

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EVOLUTIONARY
PROCESSES
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DYNAMIC BALANCE GLOBAL SCALE

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EVOLUTIONARY
HUMAN IMPACT
PROCESSES
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Hydrosphere- Litosphere-
Biosphere Biosphere
Interaction Interaction
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WITHTHER SPHERES

Atmosphere-
Biosphere
Interaction
 IMPORTANCE
Understanding the interactions that occur in the Earth system also helps people to
prepare for the effects of natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions; this
understanding allows people to predict things like how far and in what direction the
lava will flow. These interactions are essential to life on Earth. They are what recycle
matter through different forms, phases and locations. And because they are part of
an overall connected system, a change in one sphere will certainly affect the other
three in some way or another. Promote life on Earth. The main reason and
importance of the biosphere are that it promotes life on the Earth. Adapting to
various environmental change, favorable climatic conditions, and the source of
energy as food, all the living organisms on the Earth uphold the life on earth surface.
THANK YOU
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Group 1