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Published on: August 14, 2026
The primary difference between sedimentary and atmospheric cycles is that in ____ cycles the nutrient does not _____.
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In sedimentary cycles (like phosphorus, calcium), nutrients mainly remain in soil, rocks, and water and do not enter the atmosphere significantly. In contrast, atmospheric cycles involve gases circulating in air.
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