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THE ROLE OF THE SOLID EARTH IN REGULATING ATMOSPHERIC O
2
LEVELS
Daniel A. Stolper
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John A. Higgins
, Louis A. Derry
Geosciences
High Meadows Environmental Institute
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Deep Ocean
100%
Solid Earth
100%
Atmospheric O2
100%
Subduction
66%
O2 Concentration
66%
Negative Feedback
33%
Organic Carbon
33%
Neoproterozoic
33%
Oceanic Crust
33%
Low Temperature
16%
Positive Feedback
16%
Relative Size
16%
Oxidation State
16%
Potential Impact
16%
Hydrothermal Fluids
16%
Low-temperature Hydrothermal Method
16%
Oxygenation
16%
Pyrite
16%
Late Paleozoic
16%
Earth Surface
16%
Hydrothermally
16%
Dissolved O2
16%
Ocean Oxygenation
16%
Gasses
16%
Oxygen Fugacity
16%
Altered Oceanic Crust
16%
Earth Processes
16%
Volcanic Gases
16%
Sedimentary Pyrite
16%
High-pressure Hydrothermal
16%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Atmospherics
100%
Solid Earth
100%
Oceanic Crust
60%
Negative Feedback
40%
Protective Atmosphere
40%
Organic Carbon
40%
Iron Ore
40%
Hydrothermal Fluid
20%
Positive Feedback
20%
Fugacity
20%
Oxidant
20%
Earth Surface
20%
Conceptual Framework
20%
Volcanic Gas
20%
Hydrothermal Temperature
20%