If ash particles from an erupting volcano enter water, they can clog the gills of fish and other aquatic organisms causing them to choke. This is an example of lithosphere, biosphere, or atmasphere

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Tyrone Pham

Geography

12 September, 23:54

If ash particles from an erupting volcano enter water, they can clog the gills of fish and other aquatic organisms causing them to choke. This is an example of lithosphere, biosphere, or atmasphere

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Luna Baxter · Answer 1

The Answer is a Geosphere

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This is the answer because when Volcanoes erupt it sends ash and gases into the air which is called (Atmosphere) and then it sends the lava and ash down into the surrounding forests called (Biosphere) and human habitation.