The team examined a range of fossils unearthed from limestone rocks in Siberia, which formed millions of years
ago from seawater with high levels of calcium carbonate.
Not exact matches
Several years
ago, Jon Zehr and his colleagues at the University of California, Santa Cruz, discovered fixation genes in
seawater that looked like they came
from single - celled bacteria.
«Last time, we made the
seawater less acidic, like it was 100 years
ago, and this time, we added carbon dioxide to the water to make it more acidic, like it could be 100 years
from now,» Caldeira explained.