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MAJOR DOMAINS OF THE EARTHAs you have read in the first chapter, the earth is theonly planet which has life. Human beings can live herebecause the life sustaining elements of land, water andair are present on the earth.The surface of the earth is a complex zone in whichthree  main  components  of  the  environment  meet,overlap and interact. The solid portion of the earth onwhich we live is called the Lithosphere. The gaseouslayers  that  surround  the  earth,  is  the  Atmosphere,where oxygen, nitrogen, carbondioxide and other  gasesare found. Water covers a very big area of the earth’ssurface and this area is called the Hydrosphere. TheHydrosphere comprises water in all its forms, that is,ice, water and water vapour.The  Biosphere  is  the  narrow  zone  where  we  findland, water and air together, which contains all formsof lifeLITHOSPHEREThe solid portion of the earth is called the Lithosphere.It comprises the rocks of the earth’s crust and the thinlayers  of  soil  that  contain  nutrient  elements  whichsustain organisms.There are two main divisions of the earth’s surface.The  large  landmasses  are  known  as  the  continentsand the huge water bodies are called the ocean basins.All  the  oceans  of  the  world  are  connected  with  oneanother. Look at the map of the world (Figure 5.1). Areall the land masses connected with one another?The level of seawater remains the same everywhere.Elevation of land is measured from the level of the sea,which is taken as zero

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While large parts of South America, Africa and Asia are located in the Southern Hemisphere, the only two continents whose entire territory is south of the Equator are Australia and Antarctica. Each of these continents has large areas that are inhospitable to human life, but beyond that they have little in common.

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