Biogeochemical cycles include:
A)rock cycle and hydrologic cycle
B)disaster cycle and solar cycle
C)carbon cycle and nitrogen cycle
D)ALL of these

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Biogeochemical cycles involve the cycling of elements and compounds through both biotic (living) and abiotic (non-living) components of ecosystems. The carbon cycle and nitrogen cycle are two examples of biogeochemical cycles that are important for the functioning of ecosystems. The rock cycle and hydrologic cycle are not considered biogeochemical cycles because they do not involve the cycling of organic matter or nutrients. The disaster cycle and solar cycle are also not considered biogeochemical cycles as they are not related to the cycling of elements and compounds through ecosystems.

Biogeochemical Cycles Include