The oceans, lakes and rivers that cover 75% of Earth's surface are called the A lithosphere. B troposphere. с mesosphere. D hydrosphere.

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The oceans, lakes and rivers that cover 75% of Earth's surface are called the

A
lithosphere.
B
troposphere.
с
mesosphere.
D
hydrosphere.

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Hydrosphere. The prefix hydro- means water.

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