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Slowdown of Earth's Rotation 2.4 Billion Years Ago Resulted in Oxygen Surge
There may be a relationship between the pattern of Earth's oxygenation and rotation rate throughout geological periods, a link that went beyond the "late riser" photosynthetic lag seen in the Middle Island sinkhole.
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How Naked Mole Rats Survive Without Oxygen For 18 Minutes
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Methane Didn’t Save the Earth From Freezing Up, New Study Says
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Are We Running Out Of Oxygen? Scientists Found Baffling Drop In Earth's Athmospheric Oxygen Level
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