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An earthquake in the middle of the ocean primarily affects the lithosphere (earth's outer layer) by triggering the movement of tectonic plates and possibly causing tsunamis. It can also impact the hydrosphere as waves propagate outwards, potentially affecting marine life and coastal areas. The atmosphere may be influenced if the quake is powerful enough to generate volcanic activity or release gases into the air.

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