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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #49465 Hydrosphere
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Water  is  the  most  abundant  substance  at  the  surface  of  Earth.  About  1.4  billion  cubic  km  (326  million  cubic  miles)  of  water  in    and  frozen  form  make  up  the  oceans,  lakes,  streams,  glaciers,  and  groundwaters  found  there.  It  is  this  enormous  volume  of  water,  in  its  various  ,  that  forms  the  discontinuous  layer,  enclosing  much  of  the  terrestrial  surface,  known  as  the  hydrosphere.  Central  to  any  discussion  of  the  hydrosphere  is  the  concept  of  the  water  cycle  (or  hydrologic  cycle).  This  cycle  consists  of  a  group  of  reservoirs  containing  water,  the  processes  by  which  water  is    from  one  reservoir  to  another  (or  transformed  from  one  state  to  another),  and  the  rates  of  transfer  associated  with  such  processes.  These  transfer  paths  penetrate  the  entire  hydrosphere,    upward  to  about  15  km  (9  miles)  in  Earths  atmosphere  and  downward  to  depths  on  the  order  of  5  km  (3  miles)  in  its  crust.

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