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  1. Northeastern Global News
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    The Secret to Better Eyesight? Just Add Oxygen (And Evolution).

    The influx of oxygen allowed fish eyes to sustain more cells to help them resolve finer details in an image and see better in low light. Sequencing the genome of the blackfin icefish might help us better understand anemia, osteoporosis, and other ailments
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  3. NOAA's National Ocean Service
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    How much oxygen comes from the ocean? - NOAA's …

    The surface layer of the ocean is teeming with photosynthetic plankton. Though they're invisible to the naked eye, they produce more oxygen than the largest redwoods. Scientists estimate that roughly half of the oxygen production on …

  4. The Conversation
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    Deep sea rocks suggest oxygen can be made without …

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    Physiological and ecological implications of ocean …

    Aug 7, 2017 · The largest camera-type eyes, perhaps also with a greater oxygen demand, were found in Ophthalmosaurus, a deep-sea diving reptile with a body similar to a dolphin, approximately 165 mya, when the oxygen concentration in …

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  7. The Conversation
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    Humans will always have oxygen to breathe, but we …

    Aug 12, 2021 · A recent study found that oxygen minimum zones in the open ocean have expanded by several million square kilometres and hundreds of coastal sites now have oxygen concentrations low enough to...

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    When Did Earth's Oceans Become Oxygenated? - Astrobiology

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    Can oxygen improve eyesight?
    Just Add Oxygen (And Evolution). The secret to better eyesight? Just add oxygen (and millions of years of evolution). A study published by an international collaboration of researchers, including Northeastern professor H. William Detrich, recently revealed how a steady supply of oxygen helped vertebrates evolve better vision.

    The Secret to Better Eyesight? Just Add Oxygen (And Evolution)

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    What causes extreme puffiness under the eyes overnight?

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    Puffiness under the eye overnight can be caused due to an allergic reaction due to intake of certain drug. Other causes can be an infection around the eyes called periorbital cellulitis, blepharitis or stye.
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    How much oxygen does the ocean provide?
    While it is incorrect to say that the ocean provides 50% of the oxygen we breathe, it is correct to say that, over geological time scales, the ocean has provided a large fraction of the oxygen we take in today. It is also perfectly correct to say that the ocean is responsible for 50% of primary production on Earth, sustaining our food system.

    Humans will always have oxygen to breathe, but we can’t say the same

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    Why is oxygen important to life in the oceans?
    “Oxygen is fundamental to life in the oceans,” says Denise Breitburg, a marine ecologist with the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center and lead author of the paper. “The decline in ocean oxygen ranks among the most serious effects of human activities on the Earth’s environment.”

    Earth’s oceans are losing their breath. Here’s the global scope

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    Why does the retina need a lot of oxygen?
    And just like our brain, the retina needs a lot of oxygen to function properly. A study published by an international collaboration of researchers recently revealed just how important a steady supply of oxygen was to the evolution of a thicker retina, and therefore better vision.

    The Secret to Better Eyesight? Just Add Oxygen (And Evolution)

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    Did a steady supply of oxygen help a thicker retina?
    A study published by an international collaboration of researchers recently revealed just how important a steady supply of oxygen was to the evolution of a thicker retina, and therefore better vision. 425 million years ago, the researchers found, your ancestor was a fish with mediocre eyesight.

    The Secret to Better Eyesight? Just Add Oxygen (And Evolution)

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  11. Smithsonian Magazine
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    Wait, the Ocean Is Losing Oxygen? Q&A With Denise …

    Jul 19, 2024 · In the new paper, published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, researchers around the globe are urging leaders to acknowledge the ocean’s oxygen loss as a new “planetary boundary.” Planetary...

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  12. Smithsonian Magazine
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    Scientists Discover 'Dark Oxygen' on the Ocean Floor …

    Jul 26, 2024 · Twelve thousand feet under the ocean surface is a world of eternal midnight. No sunlight can penetrate to this depth to promote photosynthesis, so no plants are producing oxygen there.

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    Earth’s oceans are losing their breath. Here’s the global …

    In the open ocean climate change is the key culprit to low oxygen. Warm surface waters make it hard for oxygen to reach the ocean interior. Furthermore, as the ocean as a whole warms, it holds less oxygen. In coastal waters, excess …

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