Eventuality of the Earth’s going in to anoxia

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The prospect of the Globe’s waters going into anoxia
In the article Extensive ocean anoxia was the reason for previous mass extermination the writer thoughtfully shows how scientists have done their study concentrating on the central mass extinctions that have molded the globe. In the late Ordovician mass extinction and the late Permian extinction wiped out more than 90% of water species (University of New Mexico). Scientists have construed geochemical warning found in marine limestone deposit that proposes that the source of destruction was a time of global freezing that led to a widespread maritime anoxic occurrence (University of New Mexico). One Elrick used uranium isotopes as oxygenation replacement in his study on the three among the five main mass extinctions, and he establishes that there was extensive anoxia connected with them. Low seawater oxygen concentration is a significant killer of water species.
The article on the possibility of the world’s oceans going into anoxia is essential to me since I adore the ocean features that is, I am always curious to learn more about the beings underwater and their survivor. This time I found this article on ocean-going anoxia where I discovered how essential oxygen is to marine life. When there is lack of oxygen in the ocean, there will be massive loss of marine lives. The article made me think about how as humans we can prevent the anoxia or how we can help in restoring these lives.
I do agree with the post from my peer that oxygen is vital for the ocean and marine life lack of it will lead to deaths and affect the environment too.

The post makes sense to me that learning about the anoxia will help us to know how we can prevent it from happening. There should be room for interpretation in my post on the causes that lead to the ocean-going into anoxia to learn how we can avoid the anoxia. In other words, we need to study more on the eventuality of the earth’s oceans going to anoxia.
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University of New Mexico. “Widespread ocean anoxia was cause for past mass extinction: New research sheds light on first of five major mass extinctions.” ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 21 May 2018. <www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/05/180521154304.htm>.