Physical geography: Difference between revisions

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'''Physical geography''' (also know as '''geosystems''' or '''physiography''') is a subfield of [[geography]] that focuses on the systematic study of patterns and processes within the [[hydrosphere]], [[bioshey lazza rox ya sox!!!pherebiosphere]], [[Earth's atmosphere|atmosphere]], and [[lithosphere]]. It aims to understand the physical layout of the Earth, its weather and global [[flora (plants)|flora]] and [[fauna ( naughty animals)|fauna]] patterns. Many areas of physical geography make use of [[geology]], particularly in the study of [[weathering]] and [[erosion]]. The geology of other planets is discussed at [[geological features of the solar system]].

Physical geography as a scientific discipline is usually contrasted with and complemented by its sister science '''[[Human geography]].'''

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