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# Title Terms Date
1The Hydrologic Cycleby just1ncase7 termsMay 14, 2008
2HYDROLOGIC CYCLE AND THE ROCK CYCLEby kgre484619 termsOctober 23, 2009
3Water cycleby kwangster20 termsOctober 15, 2008
4Topic 8: Hydrologic Cycleby sarahway21 termsApril 10, 2009
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5Hydrologic Cycleby hollystevens8 termsOctober 29, 2009
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hydrologic cycle definitions
# Definition Sets
1the natural process by which water is purified and made fresh through evaporation and precipitation. the cycle provides all the fresh water available for biological life.42 sets
2the cycle through which water in the hydrosphere moves; includes such processes as evaporation, precipitation, and surface and groundwater runoff10 sets
3water cycle9 sets
4the natural process by which water is purified and made fresh through evaporation and precipitation. this cycle provides all the freshwater available for biological life.5 sets
5the system of exchange involving water in its various forms as it continually circulates among the atmosphere, the oceans, and above and below the land surface.5 sets
6the natural process by which water is purified and made fresh through evaporation and precipitation.5 sets
7path of water through our environment4 sets
8the natural process by which water is purified and made fresh through evaporation and precipitation-the cycle provides all the fresh water available for biological life4 sets
9the natural process by which water is purified and made fresh through evaporation and precipitation4 sets
10natural process by which water is purified through evaporation and precipitation.4 sets
11the system of exchange involving water in its various forms as it continually circulates among the atmosphere, the oceans, and above and below the land surface3 sets
12the natural process by which water is purified and made fresh through evaporation and precipitation. this cycle provides all the freshwater available for biological life3 sets
13the natural process by which water is purified and made fresh through evaporation and precipitation; the cycle provides all the fresh water available for biological life3 sets
14the process by which water is continuously exchanged between earth's various water sources3 sets
15the water cycle2 sets
16precipitation, evaporation, and condensation2 sets
17the path of water through our environment2 sets
18another name for the water cycle2 sets
19system of exchange involving water in its various forms as it continually circulates among the atmosphere the oceans and above and below the land surface2 sets
20the natural process by which water is puified and made fresh through evaporation and precipitation. this cycle provides all the freshwater available for biological life2 sets
21the sun driven cycle of water through the biosphere through evaporation, transpiration, condensation, precipitation, and runoff2 sets
22the water cycle through the ecosystem2 sets
23the system of exchange involving water in its various forms as it continually circulates among the atmosphere, the ocean, and above and below the land surface.2 sets
24natural process by which water is purified through evaporation and precipitation2 sets
25the path of water through the environment1 set
26the path of water throughout our environment1 set
27how water cycles through the biological systems of the environment.1 set
28the continuous recycling of water from the oceans, through the atmosphere, to the continents, and back to oceans, or from the oceans, through the atmosphere, and back to the oceans1 set
29rain becomes runoff, percolates into soil, becomes groundwater.1 set
30natural process by which water is purified and made fresh through evaporation and precipatitation; this cycle provides all the fresh water available for biological life1 set
31the continuous circulation of water among the atmosphere, the oceans, and the earth1 set
32the movement of water through the hydrosphere.1 set
33circulation of water from the oceans to the atmosphere and back to the oceans by way of evaporation, run off from streams and rivers, and ground water flow.1 set
34the continuous circulation of water among the atmosphere, oceans, and the earth1 set
35the natural process by which water is purified and made fresh through evaporation and precipitation. this cycle provides all freshwater available for biological life1 set
36the continuous circulation of sater among the atmosphere, the oceans and the earth1 set
37the natural process by which water is purified and made fresh through evaporation and precipitation. this cycle provides all the freshwater available.1 set
38the continuous circulation of water between the atmospere, the oceans, and the earth.1 set
39the natural process by which water is purified and make fresh through evaporation and precipitation. this cycle provides all the freshwater available for biological life.1 set
40the natural process by which water is purified and made fresh throuh evaporation and precipitation. this cycle provides all the freshater available for biological life.1 set