What is the difference between sedimentary and gaseous cycles

difference between sedimentary and gaseous cycles

In the gaseous cycle, the biogenic material is gaseous and reservoir remain in atmosphere by evaporation.

In the sedimentary cycle, the biogenic material is non-gaseous and the reservoir exists in lithosphere or earth’s crust.

Explanation:

difference between sedimentary and gaseous cycles

gaseous cycles

sedimentary cycle

i would go with b

cytokinesis occurs after telophase so that eliminates d

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