EXPLAIN EACH CYCLE EPIGENETICS Biologic Actvity -Rocks Rocks & Soil Erosion Wind, Water. Chemicab SolWeathering Sedimentary hosphorus Cycle Sediment Transportation Inorganic Phosph Compaction Cementation ATP Animals Precipitation Meteorites Depositíon Lithificati Sedirertary Diagene Thor Lakes and Streams Run Off ecomposition consumption Plants Metabolisr Absortion

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