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Classification. Answer the questions in reference to the four steps of the nitrogen cycle listed below.

Premises:
This is the process whereby gaseous nitrogen is first converted to ammonia and then to other nitrogenous compounds.
The action of bacteria on nitrates, converting them to gaseous nitrogen, occurs during this process.
The action of bacteria on urea occurs during this process.
The process whereby nitrite is converted to nitrate is an important part of this process.
The action of bacteria on ammonia, ultimately converting it to nitrate, occurs during this process.
Responses:
nitrogen fixation
nitrification.
ammonification
nitrification
denitrification

Correct Answer:

This is the process whereby gaseous nitrogen is first converted to ammonia and then to other nitrogenous compounds.
The action of bacteria on nitrates, converting them to gaseous nitrogen, occurs during this process.
The action of bacteria on urea occurs during this process.
The process whereby nitrite is converted to nitrate is an important part of this process.
The action of bacteria on ammonia, ultimately converting it to nitrate, occurs during this process.
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