Evaporation converts liquid into gas.
Condensation converts gas into liquid.
the two are essencial :)
The 4 main parts of the water cycle are:evaporation , condensation, precipitation,collection. These parts form basis of water cycle.
The Biotic parts of a water cycle is water and the abiotic is clouds
It would be that cells are an organ and a water cycle is an everyday cycle. Basically something we use everyday! These things are totally different but when your comparing the similarities would be that both things are something that animals need, which includes humans. Humans are animals. Hope I could help!! :)
These are parts of the water cycle on the Earth.
the two are essencial :)
The contrast is caecilians are the only amphibians that are blind. The compare is they lay their eggs in a water source
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The 4 main parts of the water cycle are:evaporation , condensation, precipitation,collection. These parts form basis of water cycle.
I did it simple... Compare-They both move it. Contrast-They do other things...Like,Wind blows and water flows.
The Biotic parts of a water cycle is water and the abiotic is clouds
Its a paragraph where you usually compare and contrast two things sometimes more. For example you can compare and contrast a dog from a cat Compare= Whats the same Contrast= Whats not the same Dogs and Cats are mamals. You walk a dog but not a cat.
It would be that cells are an organ and a water cycle is an everyday cycle. Basically something we use everyday! These things are totally different but when your comparing the similarities would be that both things are something that animals need, which includes humans. Humans are animals. Hope I could help!! :)
These are parts of the water cycle on the Earth.
Transpiration and conservation are not parts of water cycle.
At school I learned about the water cycle. These are the parts of the water cycle:EvaporationCondensationPrecipitationCollectionI have a feeling that evaporation means transpiriation.
These are three parts of the water cycle.However, the three most important are:EvaporationCondensationPrecipitation.