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How is Biogeochemistry used today?
biogeochemistry is used by earths atmosphere
When was Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry created?
Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry was created in 1997.
What has the author P Venu written?
P. Venu has written: 'Geobotany and biogeochemistry' -- subject(s): Biogeochemistry, Geobotanical prospecting
What has the author B Patrick written?
B Patrick has written: 'Abstracts - Wetland Biogeochemistry Symposium'
What does fixed costs means?
what does fixed costs mean
What does fixed expenses mean?
the word fixed expenses means to rent
What is the role of biogeochemistry?
Biochemistry: the chemistry of life. Geobiology: Distributions of organisms related to geology. Geochemistry can determine types of organisms. Organisms have specific biochemistries. Biochemistry can alter geochemistry.
What has the author Mary C Dalziel written?
Mary C Dalziel has written: 'Chemical and isotopic data for some plants, soils, and carbonate cements, Recluse Oil Field, Wyoming' -- subject(s): Biogeochemistry 'Biogeochemical evidence for subsurface hydrocarbon occurrence, Recluse oil field, Wyoming' -- subject(s): Biogeochemistry
What is a biogeochemist?
A biogeochemist is a person who is interested and engaged in biogeochemistry - the study of the chemical, geological and biological factors which govern the composition of the natural environment.
What does it mean if your ovaries are fixed?
You can't have babies.
What does FBO mean?
Fixed base operator
What do you mean by upper fixed point'?
The body
