Question

the phosphorus cycle primarily moves through:
○ rocks, soil, organisms, and water
○ oceans and atmosphere only
● air and water only
○ atmosphere and biosphere only

Explanation:

The phosphorus cycle involves the movement of phosphorus through rocks (where it is in minerals), soil, living organisms, and water. Phosphorus is not abundant in the atmosphere in significant amounts compared to other cycles like the carbon or nitrogen cycles. It is released from rocks through weathering, taken up by plants and then passed through the food - web, and also moves through water bodies.

Answer:

Rocks, soil, organisms, and water