Exploring the significance of water in biogeochemical cycles, this overview highlights its role in transporting nutrients like carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus. It delves into historical perspectives on the water cycle, from ancient civilizations to Renaissance breakthroughs, and discusses contemporary understanding and environmental challenges such as eutrophication and water scarcity. The text emphasizes the need for sustainable water management and ongoing hydrological research.
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The ______ cycle enables water to transport nutrients from land to bodies of water, impacting ______ and the environment.
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Runoff moves eroded materials to rivers and oceans, influencing the ______ of these marine environments.
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In farming regions, overuse of fertilizers can cause ______ eutrophication, leading to harmful ______ blooms.
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Early civilizations' observation of water cycle
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Ancient texts referencing water cycle components
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Empirical support for modern water cycle
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Greek philosophers were pivotal in advancing ______ science, suggesting the concept of a closed ______ cycle.
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______ and ______ further developed the concept of the water cycle, with the latter explaining the sun's influence on ______ and cloud formation.
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Define the water cycle.
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How does the water cycle influence climate?
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Role of water cycle in ecosystems.
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