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What happens when the atmosphere interacts with the lithosphere? O Gases are released from volcanic eruptions. O Carbon dioxide is released during plant respiration. O Plants absorb sunlight and minerals
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What happens when the atmosphere interacts with the lithosphere?

O Gases are released from volcanic eruptions.
O Carbon dioxide is released during plant respiration.
O Plants absorb sunlight and minerals during photosynthesis.
O Oxygen gas is cycled as freshwater supplieshare replenished.

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The answer is A. nitrogen gas is released from volcanoes for plants to use.

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The answer is the first option
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