Question

Draw and/or fully describe a biogeochemical cycle that we did NOT cover in class. That means do NOT do carbon, sulfur, nitrogen, phosphorus, etc. Best bet is to think of other macro- or micronutrients we need to survive. There are many that are minerals and that have biogeochemical cycles that should be locatable online. Be sure you tell me why they are important to us or to other organisms

Answer 1

Answer- The biogeochemical cycle other than nitrogen, sulphur, oxygen etc. Is water cycle, that is most important to environment. Most of the animals and plants are dependent on water for their various needs.

The water level on Earth is maintained by this biogeochemical cycle.

The water from the water sources is evaporated by the sunlight and it form the clouds after condensation. The water is converted to water droplets and ice droplets in the heat and it is transported to surface as rainfall or snowfall. The water in rain is directly accumulated in the water sources from where it is then evaporated again. The snowfall makes icebergs which melts at a optimum temperature and converted into water streams and flow over the ground and in last they reach to sea and oceans. From there it is evaporated back and the cycle begins again.