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An artist’s impression of the Earth around 2.7 billion years ago in the Archean Eon. With green iron-rich seas, an orange methane-rich atmosphere and a surface dominated by oceans, the Archean Earth would have been a very different place. (Illustration by Andrey Atuchin)

Where did the Earth’s oxygen come from? New study hints at an unexpected source

David Mole, Laurentian University; Adam Charles Simon, University of Michigan, and Xuyang Meng, University of Michigan

Could tectonic processes in the early Earth have contributed to the rise of oxygen?

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