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Stanton

8 April, 22:19

What is the main significance of the biogeochemical cycles?

affect global weather patterns

enable the evolution of diverse life forms

recycle and redistribute nutrients to support life

act as cleaning mechanisms that purify the environment

create the abundance of chemical elements found on Earth

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