How sea level regulates Earth's climate for 60 million years

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Recent research indicates that sea level fluctuations have controlled Earth's climate for the past 60 million years.
The study highlights that changes in sea level directly influence the availability of phosphorus in the oceans.
This availability of phosphorus is essential for the growth of marine life and plays a crucial role in the carbon cycle.
The findings suggest a significant link between geological processes, sea level changes, and climate regulation.
The research adds to the understanding of how ancient environmental changes affect modern climate systems.

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Πώς η στάθμη της θάλασσας ρυθμίζει το κλίμα της Γης εδώ και 60 εκατομμύρια χρόνιαTechgear.gr · 1 day ago

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Recent research indicates that sea level fluctuations have controlled Earth's climate for the past 60 million years.
The study highlights that changes in sea level directly influence the availability of phosphorus in the oceans.
This availability of phosphorus is essential for the growth of marine life and plays a crucial role in the carbon cycle.
The findings suggest a significant link between geological processes, sea level changes, and climate regulation.
The research adds to the understanding of how ancient environmental changes affect modern climate systems.

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