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Researchers have found a potential link between tectonic plate subduction and the increases in Earth's atmospheric oxygen levels. The study suggests that both biological and geological processes played significant roles in the evolution of the planet's oxygen-rich atmosphere.
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Researchers have found a potential link between tectonic plate subduction and the increases in Earth's atmospheric oxygen levels. The study suggests that both biological and geological processes played significant roles in the evolution of the planet's oxygen-rich atmosphere.
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Study Links Plate Tectonics to Earth's Oxygen Levels