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Which two parts of the earth system paleontologist involved in?
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biosphere and magnetosphere
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Earth is considered a system because of all its parts?
interact
1 Earth is considered a system because all of its parts?
interact
What are the four parts of the earth system?
Water, air, land, and life.
What is the difference between earth system and climate system?
A climate system is the average weather and all the parts that make it like direct sunlight to the equator makes it a tropical climate system.
Does a paleontologist study earth science life science or physical science?
Paleontology is the study of life in the geological past. Fossils of one sort or another, including footprints, and fossil feces, all contribute to the total. Many fossils may be a cast of an animal, where the animal material has decayed completely. Particularly the soft-bodied parts of the pre-Cambrian.
Which two parts of the earth system is a paleontologist involved in?
biosphere and lithosphere
How are major parts of the earth system related to each other?
How are the major parts of the earth system related to each other
What parts of the respiratory system are involved in swallowing?
the osofophogus
What parts of your bodies are involved in the skeletal system?
The skeletal system is composed of bones.
What parts of the nervous system are involved in involuntary actions?
automatic nervous system
Why is earth an example of an system?
Earth is made of interacting parts.
What type of equipment is sent from earth to distant parts of the solar system?
The equipment that is sent from earth to distant parts of our solar system is satellites.
What are the parts of the earth system?
core crust
What is the different parts or organs involved in respiration system and their functions?
lungs
What are considered the most vulnerable parts of the earth's system?
The ecosystem.
Earth is considered a system because of all its parts?
interact
What are the parts of skeletal system involved in kicking a ball and turning page a book?
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