Which compound was abundant in Precambrian Earth’s oceans, before complex life evolved on Earth? A. dissolved oxygen B. dissolved carbon dioxide C. dissolved methane D. dissolved ammonia

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Which compound was abundant in Precambrian Earth’s oceans, before complex life evolved on Earth?

A.
dissolved oxygen
B.
dissolved carbon dioxide
C.
dissolved methane
D.
dissolved ammonia

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B. Dissolved carbon dioxide

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Adadion answered Apr 22, 2019

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Answer:

Dissolved carbon dioxide

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