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Where is most of our phosphorus found on Earth?
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Where is most of our phosphorus found on Earth?

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Near oceans sediments and rock formations.

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Phosphorous is commonly found in Phosphate salts that come from (released) rocks when they're weathered

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rock formations and ocean sediments
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