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The presence of iron oxides in rocks, formed during a specific time period, can be used as evidence of oxygen in the atmosphere during that time period. Question 18 options: True False
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The presence of iron oxides in rocks, formed during a specific time period, can be used as evidence of oxygen in the atmosphere during that time period.

Question 18 options:
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False

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There is no such thing as iron oxides. Answer: false
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Apparently the answer would be true
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