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c.Do you think that the domains of the earth are interdependent on each other (Impact each other? How?

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Answered by rsbisht703
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yes The domains of the earth are interdependent o each other

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Answered by rovenz
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It is the place where lithosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere meet, required for the survival of living organisms. This domain allows for the interaction between the organisms and environment. f. All these spheres are interdependent on each other, any change in one impacts other realm.

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