the evolution of the atmosphere

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phase 1 - volcanoes gave out gases such as nitrogen which built up the atmosphere
phase 2 - the water vapour condensed and formed the oceans. oceans, algae and green plants absorbed carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
some of the carbon that the organisms took in from the atmosphere becomes trapped in rocks and fossil fuels after they have died
phase 3 - green plants and algae produced oxygen through photosynthesis

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the evolution of the atmosphere

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