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Earth's surface features?
earth has tree's platues, plants,plains,mountains,volcanos,
What word refers to the earth's surface features?
terrain
How much of the earth is coverd by the hydrosphere?
The hydrosphere refers to all the water on (and within) the surface. Earth's hydrosphere covers approximately 75% of the Earth's surface, which is equivalent to an area of about 361,000,000 km2.
What allowed lush plants to start growing on Earth's surface?
you suppose to answer it not leave it blank anyways the answer is heating of earths surface
What is a movement within the earth that causes buried rock to be exposed at the earth's surface called?
The movement within the Earth that causes buried rock to be exposed at the Earth's surface is called uplift. It refers to the vertical elevation of the Earth's surface.
What term refers to all the land surface of the earth?
The term that refers to all the land surface of the earth is "Lithosphere."
What the part of earth's surface in which plants grow?
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Which term refers to magma at the earth's surface?
lava
Earth's surface features?
earth has tree's platues, plants,plains,mountains,volcanos,
This term refers to the surface and subsurface waters of Earth?
hydrosphere
What word refers to the earth's surface features?
terrain
What is the latin word that refers to the earth's surface feature?
claudere
What is the most abundant organic marterial on earth?
On earth is Cellulose (in plants) beneath earth surface is petroleum.
What is the Movement within the earth that cause buried rock to be exposed at the earths surface?
The movement within the Earth that causes buried rock to be exposed at the Earth's surface is called uplift. It refers to the vertical elevation of the Earth's surface.
Where does water that reaches the surface of earth go?
they go to plants and oceans.
How is most of the oxygen on Earth produced?
By plants and planktonMost of the Earth's oxygen is produced by plants, both on surface and under water. Algae.
Why is the earth called the green planet?
From space the Earth actually looks blue (due to the atmosphere and oceans, However Earth is also covered in growing green plants and there is therefore a huge amount of green tinge on Earth's continents so the "green planet" refers to this biotic presence on the surface.
