The Assumption That There Was Little Free Oxygen in the Earth's

question 21

Multiple Choice

The assumption that there was little free oxygen in the earth's first atmosphere is supported by evidence derived from the study of

• A)ancient iron-containing rocks.
• B)the ancient atmosphere.
• C)oceanic sediments.
• D)moon rocks that formed at the same time as the earth.
• E)none of these.

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