Study of our environment by Parveen
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This document discusses a student project on studying the environment. It focuses on the solar system and hydrosphere. The project was created by Parveen D. Bepari at the Junnediya Institute Of Information Technology.
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Study of our environment by Parveen
- 1. Junnediya Institute Of Information Technology Project Title : STUDY OF OUR ENVIRONMENT Created by : PARVEEN. D. BEPARI.
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- 6. hydrosphere
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