Biology, 19.11.2019 09:31, zitterkoph
Earths oceans absorb carbon dioxide emitted by humans and other animals, and eventually turn it into carbonate rocks. which ''spheres'' are part of this process? select all that apply.
biosphere
exosphere
geosphere
cryosphere
atmosphere
hydrosphere
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