Phanerozoic Co-evolution of O-CO and Ocean Habitability

Overview

Journal Natl Sci Rev

Date 2024 Jun 25

PMID 38915915

Authors

Zunli Lu

Rosalind E M Rickaby

Jonathan L Payne

Ashley N Prow

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Abstract

This perspective reviews how atmospheric compositions, animals and marine algae evolved together to determine global ocean habitability during the past 500 million years.

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