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Mineral evolution facilitated Earth's oxidation
H. Shang
Discover how mineral evolution might have significantly influenced Earth's atmospheric oxygen levels! This intriguing study by Haitao Shang reveals the underappreciated roles of iron and clay minerals in major oxygenation events, laying out a conceptual model that connects mineral interactions with changes in the oxygen cycle.
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