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Barysphere includes which of the following regions of the Earth?
1. Mantle
2. Inner Core
3. Outer Core
4. Asthenosphere
5. Lithosphere
Select the correct option using the codes given below:
1 only
4 and 5 only
1, 2, and 3 only
2 and 3 only
Option (d) is correct: Barysphere is the central core of the earth. It is filled with molten magma with a large quantity of iron and nickel. Barysphere has two zones: the inner core region (~800 miles radius) and the outer core region (~1400miles radius). Supplementary notes: Parts of Earth The Earth consists of three parts as follows:
Barysphere: It is the central core of the earth. It is fi lled with molten magma with a large quantity of iron and nickel. Baryosphere has two zones: the inner core region (~800 miles radius) and the outer core region (~1400miles radius).
Pyrosphere: it is the middle part of the earth, also known as mantle. It is ~1800 miles in thickness and mainly consists of silica, manganese, and magnesium.
Lithosphere: it is the outermost region of the earth, also known as crust. It is 20-25 miles in thickness and mainly has silica and aluminum.
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