The Atmospheric Oxygen at 1.9 billion years ago, was percent that of the modern level. A- 10% B- 15% C- 70% D- 50%
Question
The Atmospheric Oxygen at 1.9 billion years ago, was percent that of the modern level. A- 10% B- 15% C- 70% D- 50%
Solution
The atmospheric oxygen level 1.9 billion years ago was approximately 10% of the modern level. So, the answer is A- 10%.
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