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The ice caps in the antarctic and the arctic are a part of the geosphere, cryosphere, or the biosphere?

The ice caps in the antarctic and the arctic are a part of the geosphere, cryosphere, or the biosphere?
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the ice caps in the antarctic and the arctic are a part of the geosphere, cryosphere, or the biosphere?

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Cryosphere

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They’re part of the cryosphere because the prefix cryo means ice.

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Crypsphere is the frozen water part of the earth system
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