Anything that isn't the Earth's crust and the rocky brittle portion of the upper mantle is not part of Earth's lithosphere.
The lithosphere includes the uppermost part of Earth's mantle and Earth's Crust.
The lithosphere and asthenosphere are both entirely part of Earth.
No. They are part of the hydrosphere.
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The crust and uppermost hard rocky mantle, together, is known as the lithosphere, which is above the plastic-like upper mantle area known as the asthenosphere.
The lithosphere includes the uppermost part of Earth's mantle and Earth's Crust.
The lithosphere and asthenosphere are both entirely part of Earth.
lithosphere.
Lithosphere is solid part of earth .
Yes it does.
No. They are part of the hydrosphere.
the crust
I'm studying the earths layers and it's right after the lithosphere which is right underneath the crust I'm studying the earths layers and it's right after the lithosphere which is right underneath the crust I'm studying the earths layers and it's right after the lithosphere which is right underneath the crust
yes because its under the 2nd layer of crust
Facts about the Earths's lithosphere:The lithosphere includes the Earths's crust and upper mantle.it is broken into tectonic plates.The uppermost part of the lithosphere is known as the 'pedosphere'. This is the part that reacts to the atmosphere and biosphere through the soil forming process.there are two types of lithosphere - oceanic and continental.Oceanic lithosphere ranges between 50-100 km in thickness.Continental lithosphere ranges between 40 and 200 km in thickness.
Facts about the Earths's lithosphere:The lithosphere includes the Earths's crust and upper mantle.it is broken into tectonic plates.The uppermost part of the lithosphere is known as the 'pedosphere'. This is the part that reacts to the atmosphere and biosphere through the soil forming process.there are two types of lithosphere - oceanic and continental.Oceanic lithosphere ranges between 50-100 km in thickness.Continental lithosphere ranges between 40 and 200 km in thickness.
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