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Tracing Oxygen's Imprint on Earth's Metabolic Evolution

As oxygen built up in Earth9s atmosphere during the Precambrian, organisms evolved more complex biochemical networks. This expansion made feasible oxygen dependent metabolisms that coopted parts of preexisting anaerobic ones.

P. Falkowski

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