What does BGC mean?
BGC means Biogeochemical Cycle
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Governmental & Military category.
Particularly in Legal Abbreviations
Particularly in Legal Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Biogeochemical Cycle?
2 ways to abbreviate Biogeochemical Cycle
Biogeochemical Cycle can be abbreviated as BGC
Other shorthands for Biogeochemical Cycle are: BGC
Biogeochemical Cycle can be abbreviated as BGC
Other shorthands for Biogeochemical Cycle are: BGC
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What does BGC stand for? BGC stands for "Biogeochemical Cycle". |
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How to abbreviate "Biogeochemical Cycle"? "Biogeochemical Cycle" can be abbreviated as BGC. |
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What is the meaning of BGC abbreviation? The meaning of BGC abbreviation is "Biogeochemical Cycle". |
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What is BGC abbreviation? One of the definitions of BGC is "Biogeochemical Cycle". |
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What does BGC mean? BGC as abbreviation means "Biogeochemical Cycle". |
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What is shorthand of Biogeochemical Cycle? The most common shorthand of "Biogeochemical Cycle" is BGC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BEE-SA - Biogeochemical Educational Experiences - South Africa
- BIOME-BGC - Global Biome Model - Biogeochemical Cycle
- BGC - Biogeochemical Global Climate
- BIOME - Biogeochemical Information Ordering Management Environment
- BRIE - Biogeochemical Research Initiative for Education
- CACR - Cycle Audit and Cycle Review
- CANC - Cycle Against the Nuclear Cycle
- COC - Cycle on Cycle
- BAFNET - Biogeochemical cycling in Agriforestry systems Network
- BEC - Biogeochemical Elemental Cycling
- BDD - Biogeochemical Dynamics Datasets
- BDR - Biogeochemical Dynamics Research
- BGCM - Biogeochemical General Circulation Models
- BFM - Biogeochemical Flux Model
- BOGCM - Biogeochemical Ocean General Circulation Model
- CCJ - Cycle to Cycle Jitter
- CCV - Cycle to Cycle Variations
- TBC - The Biogeochemical Cycle
- BGC - Biogeochemical Cycling
- BOFS - Biogeochemical Ocean Flux Study (UK)