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Anoxic Waters Delay the Recovery of Life on Earth by 5 Million Years After the Mass Extinction
A new study suggests that iron-rich, low-oxygen ocean is the most likely cause of the delayed recovery of the Earth after the mass extinction event 252 million years ago.
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