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When the atmosphere has too much carbon dioxide in it, the oceans absorb some of it to achieve a new balance. This is an example of _____. the hydrosphere a geochemical cycle sphere interaction the hydrologic cycle?

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Answer: sphere interaction

The ocean absorbing excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in order to maintain balance is an example of sphere interaction. The different spheres like lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and geosphere interact with one another naturally to achieve equilibrium in the environment. 

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