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The prefix meso in the word mesosphere means middle. The mesosphere is actually the atmospheric layer between the stratosphere and thermosphere.
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Which does the word part meso- mean?
meso means middle
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Which does the word part meso- mean?
meso means middle
A latin word that means middle?
meso as in mesosphere or mesothelioma.
What does the word meso mean?
It's a Greek word meaning "middle"
What the synonyms for mesosphere?
What is a synonym for the word Mesosphere
How many syllables are in the word mesosphere?
Mesosphere has three syllables.
The Latin root meso means?
Meso is a word of Hellenic origin and it means middle, in between, center like in Meso lithic Age - the middle of all lithic ages, Meso potamian - in between two rivers Tigris and Euphrates, Μεσόγειος Θάλασσα - Medi terranean Sea = Sea in the Middle of land.
What does the word 'stratosphere' mean?
the layer of the earth's atmosphere above the troposphere, extending to about 50 km above the earth's surface (the lower boundary of the mesosphere).
What rhymes with troposphere?
atmosphere, mesosphere, lithosphere, what kind of word are you looking for?
What does the word thermosphere mean in science?
noun the region of the upper atmosphere in which temperature increases continuously with altitude, encompassing essentially all of the atmosphere above the mesosphere.
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What rhymes with biosphere?
Mesosphere (Still within the Earth's atmosphere! Hey, there's another rhyming word!)
What does the prefix 'meso-' mean?
The prefix 'meso-' means in the middle, or intermediate. The prefix of English usage traces back, by way of Latin, to its origins in the Greek word 'mesos'. The prefix is a familiar one to those who research the lands and peoples of the Caribbean, and of Central and South America. For its combination with the proper noun America forms an alternate designation, as Meso-America, to the countries of Central America. And the seven countries between Colombia to the south, the island nations of the Caribbean to the east, and Mexico to the north are indeed in the middle. For they share the plucky, thin intermediate corridor of land between the bulked masses of the North and South American continents.
