Question 19 • SC332 Environmental Science B
Biogeochemical cycles move elements through both living organisms and nonliving parts of Earth, such as the atmosphere, water, and soil. Carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen cycles are examples, and these cycles are important to the Earth system. The rock cycle is a geologic cycle, not a biogeochemical cycle, so the statement that it is one is not true.
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