Volcanic eruptions are natural phenomena in the. They sometimes erupt, spilling out lava and dust. The lava solidifies, forming new landmasses. Volcanoes can have an effect on the when plants and animals are threatened by an eruption. Volcanic ash and gas can also pollute the, resulting in acid rain and other unfavorable weather patterns.

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Daniella Vaughan

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2 January, 20:03

Volcanic eruptions are natural phenomena in the. They sometimes erupt, spilling out lava and dust. The lava solidifies, forming new landmasses. Volcanoes can have an effect on the when plants and animals are threatened by an eruption. Volcanic ash and gas can also pollute the, resulting in acid rain and other unfavorable weather patterns.

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Anabel Lyons · Answer 1

B. Geosphere

A. Biosphere

A. Atmosphere

Explanation:

Volcanic eruptions occurs within the Geosphere. The geosphere is the rock solid earth make up of rocks that extends into the deep interior.

Magma formed deep within the crust rises to elevated parts and finally erupts as lava on the surface. When they cool, they solidify to form volcanic rocks.

The volcanic eruptions affects the biosphere significantly. The biosphere is the portion of the earth where all life forms exists.

Gases and ash spewed during an eruption into the atmosphere causes severe changes to weather and leads to pollution. The atmosphere is the gaseous envelope round the earth.