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difference between atmosphere and biosphere​

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Answered by chhayasinha
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Answer:

The difference between atmosphere and biosphere is that atmosphere is the gases surrounding the earth or any astronomical body while biosphere is the part of the earth and its atmosphere capable of supporting life.

Explanation:

The atmosphere is a blanket of air surrounding the earth composed of Nitrogen , Oxygen , Carbon Dioxide and inert gases.It is one of the four realms of the earth.

It is composed of 5 layers:Troposphere , Stratosphere , Mesosphere , Thermosphere and Exosphere .

Biosphere is a zone on earth in which living beings exist.It has many ecosystems.

All the ecosystems of the earth together make up the biosphere.

It serves as the highest level of organization.It consists of the life giving areas of Lithosphere , Hydrosphere and Atmosphere.

Answered by Anonymous
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The air around the surface of the earth to a height of 1,600 km is referred to as the atmosphere whereas the biosphere means a narrow zone of the Earth's surface where numerous domains like land, water, and air interconnect to support life.

1. The atmosphere is composed of numerous gases such as ozone, oxygen, nitrogen, water vapor, and carbon dioxide whereas the biosphere is composed of both the biotic factors and abiotic factors accountable for the existence of life.

2. The atmosphere is one of the constituents of the biosphere and is significant for the existence of life on Earth whereas the existence of life is scheduled to the biosphere only.

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