The movement of mineral nutrients through organisms and their environment is called a cycle.

$a$. biological

$b$. bioaccumulation

$c$. biogeochemical

$d$. biochemical

A biological cycle, often known as a life cycle, is a series of changes that organisms go through in order to generate new species and return to their original conditions. Mineral nutrient transport is not recognized as a biological cycle.

When an organism accumulates dangerous compounds in its body, such as poisons or pesticides, this is known as bioaccumulation.

Biochemical processes are limited to the cyclic transfer of chemicals in their environment and do not include the flow of mineral nutrients via organisms and their surroundings.

Hence, the incorrect answers is$a,b,d$

Biogeochemical cycles involve the recycling of inorganic matter such as mineral nutrients between living organisms and their environment, and they are based on both chemistry and geology. Carbon, water, nitrogen, sulfur, and phosphorus are the major biogeochemical cycles that occur on Earth.