Discussion
The process by which the amount of nitrogen in the atmosphere stays constant is known as the
Answer: C
Correct answer: nitrogen cycle
The nitrogen cycle keeps atmospheric nitrogen roughly constant: fixation by bacteria and lightning removes N2 from the air, and denitrification returns it. The two processes balance, so the atmosphere stays at about 78% nitrogen.
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