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Lakes, rivers, and streams are created due to what stage of the water cycle?
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Lakes, rivers, and streams are created due to what stage of the water cycle?
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when molecules of water vapor return to liquid or solid form they create like cloud droplets that fall back into earth as rain or snow that process is Condensation. which that’s the precipitation that falls into rivers, streams, etc
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