Explain the water cycle in polar regions​

Yes, all that ice – from sea ice and pack ice to icebergs and ice sheets – is an important, yet often neglected part of the water cycle. Earth’s ice, existing in various forms such as sea ice, ice shelves, icebergs, ice sheets, glaciers, lake ice, river ice, snow, and permafrost, even has a special name: the cryosphere.

Explanation:

Ice, Snow, and Glaciers and the Water Cycle

correct answer: biotic and abiotic limitations

carrying capacity is defined as the total number of an organism who can be supported in a given area within the natural resources limit and without harming or degrading the natural, economic or the cultural environment present for the future generations.

carrying capacity is determined by the limiting factors, which are known to affect the natural resources available. it may include water, nutrients, minerals, space, light etc.

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