Materials in sedimentary cycles

a. pass through both a solid and a gaseous phase.
b. are never present as gases in the ecosystem.
c. are present as liquids in the earth but as gases in
the atmosphere.
d. are most abundant in the atmosphere.
e. cycle relatively quickly through ecosystems.


Answer: b

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