biosphere

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the part of the Earth and its atmosphere capable of supporting life
the totality of living organisms and their environment
That part of earth containing living organisms (Greek, bio, life + sphaira, globe)
the regions of the surface and atmosphere of the Earth (or other planet) where living organisms exist
the part of the earth's crust, water, and atmosphere where living organisms can subsist
All of the combined regions of the planet which support self-sustaining ecosystems The biosphere extends above and below the surface of the Earth, wherever there are living ecosystems
The whole earth ecosystem i e all living organisms on earth
Part of the earth and its atmosphere in which organisms live The biosphere is a very thin layer and includes the land surface and subsurface, the world ocean, and a thin part of the troposphere
all living organisms (plant and animal life) Top
the parts of the earth, its oceans and its atmosphere capable of supporting living organisms
The transition zone between the earth and the atmosphere within which most terrestrial life forms are found It is considered the outer portion of the geosphere and the inner or lower portion of the atmosphere
Zone of the Earth where life is found The biosphere consists of all living things, plant and animal This zone is characterized by life in profusion, diversity, and ingenious complexity Cycling of matter in this sphere involves not only metabolic reactions in organisms, but also many abiotic chemical reactions Also called ecosphere
the total of all areas on Earth -- even the deep ocean and part of the atmosphere -- where organisms are found
The biosphere is the world's ecological system It is the living part of the earth that is ordered by the dynamic flow of energy into complex systems The energy source for this is the sun, via the photosynthetic processes [3: The Biosphere: Life on Earth ]
The part of the earth and its atmosphere in which living things exist
All of Earth's living organisms inhabiting and interacting with the physical environment (where the atmosphere, lithosphere, pedosphere and hydrosphere function together and support life)
The parts of Earth where life is found, including the land, bodies of water, and the lower part of the atmosphere
The portion of the Earth and its atmosphere that can support life
{i} areas of the earth where life exists
The portion of Earth and its atmosphere that can support life
n: The portion of the earth and its atmosphere in which living organisms exist or that is capable of supporting life 2 All of earth's ecosystems combined into one inclusive unit Also called the "ecosphere " 3 The living organisms and their environment composing the biosphere " all life on earth and the realms that support it, from the outermost reaches of the atmosphere to the deepest trenches of the seas " National Geographic Atlas of the World, 6th Edition
that part of the earth and atmosphere capable of supporting living organisms
The biosphere is the whole region of the Earth's surface, including the sea and the air, that is inhabited by living organisms
1 the zone of the earth, extending from its crust out into the surrounding atmosphere, which contains living organisms 2 all the living organisms of the earth
That portion of the Earth that can support life
(1) the part of the earth and its atmosphere in which living organisms exist or that is capable of supporting life; (2) the living organisms and their environment composing the biosphere
The biosphere is the part of the earth's surface and atmosphere where there are living things. the part of the world in which animals, plants etc can live. Relatively thin life-supporting stratum of the earth's surface, extending from a few miles into the atmosphere to the deep-sea vents of the oceans. The biosphere is a global ecosystem that can be broken down into regional or local ecosystems, or biomes. Organisms in the biosphere are classified into trophic levels (see food chain) and communities
Part of the Earth system in which life can exist, between the outer portion of the geosphere and the inner portion of the atmosphere
the system of Earth and its atmosphere that supports life The marine biosphere includes the biota and detritus in the oceans

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biospheres
plural of biosphere
biosphere

    Hyphenation

    bi·o·sphere

    Turkish pronunciation

    bayōsfîr

    Pronunciation

    /ˈbīōˌsfər/ /ˈbaɪoʊˌsfɪr/
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