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The image depicts the water cycle with various components labeled; starting with Snow on a mountain that leads to Surface Runoff into Lakes which contribute to Groundwater beneath an Impervious Layer, on the left side of the image. The Ocean is shown with Salt Water Intrusion arrow directed towards the land on the bottom right, and an Evaporation process occurs where the Ocean contributes about 80% of total water vapor in the air. In the middle top, Condensing Water Vapor is illustrated with arrows pointing towards Cloud Formation, which then leads to Precipitation shown with arrow lines going downwards.
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The illustration depicts the flow of water, which as also known as the water cycle. Overall, the steps in the process can be categorised into movement from earth to sky, from sky to earth, and below earth.
Firstly, the water on the earth is absorbed to the sky. 80% of the water being absorbed is from the oceans even though water can be evaporated from different repositories. Once the water is moved above, it is then condensed to water vapurs. Afterwards, the water vapours are formed as coulds.
Secondly, the water that is stored on clouds will be sent back to the earth as either liquid or snow. The liquid form of the water that was flown from the clouds is stored in lakes. The two different formations of water reaches below the earth through a process called surface runoff and becomes groundwater. The ground water then reaches the ocean through a salt water intrusion.
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