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See Berner, 1989, and references therein). In summary, biogeochemical cycles are redox processes whereby chemical elements in the Earth's crust are transferred between various living and nonliving reservoirs. Exchanges between reservoirs are mediated by living organisms, principally microbes, and by inorganic processes such as precipitation of minerals, chemical weathering, physical erosion, and oceanic and atmospheric circulation. Energy, originally from sunlight and trapped as a consequence of photosynthetic carbon fixation, is stored in organic carbon.
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