Water, Oxygen, Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus Cycles Labeling

These labeling diagrams of the cycles are great as guided notes or homework!

YOUR PDF DOWNLOAD INCLUDES:
-unlabeled diagrams of the 5 cycles
-a word bank (all on one page)
-answer key (labeled diagrams of the 5 cycles)
*UPDATE 02.11.2018* The original version had unnumbered blanks on the diagrams. Now, I have added a second version that has numbered blanks. Both versions are included in the upload. If you already purchased this product, you may download the new version for free.

THE FOLLOWING CYCLES ARE INCLUDED:
-hydrologic (water)
-oxygen
-carbon
-nitrogen
-phosphorus

This product supports Next Generation Science Standards* HS-LS2.B and HS-LS2-4

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LABELS for the HYDROLOGIC CYCLE are:
body of water= water storage
Condensation
Evaporation
ground water
precipitation
seepage
surface run off
transpiration

LABELS for the OXYGEN CYCLE are:
Cellular Respiration
Photosynthesis
CO2
O2

LABELS for the CARBON CYCLE are:
CO2 (carbon dioxide gas) in air
combustion
respiration
fertilize soil
fossil fuels
decomposition of (dead) organisms and waste
carbon dissolved in water
respiration
photosynthesis

LABELS for the NITROGEN CYCLE are:
nitrogen in atmosphere (N2))
nitrogen in animals
nitrogen in plants
nitrates
denitrifying bacteria
nitrifying bacteria (add oxygen)
nitrites
nitrifying bacteria (add oxygen)
decomposers
ammonium
nitrogen-fixing bacteria in plant roots
nitrogen-fixing soil bacteria

LABELS for the PHOSPHORUS CYCLE are:
geologic uplifting
weather of rocks and erosion= phosphate run-off
in plants
in animals
decomposers
phosphate in soil
leaching (washed away)
phosphate in solution (dissolved)
sedimentation forms new rock


Key terms: biogeochemical cycles, black and white printables, black and white drawings, printable images, black and white printable pictures

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