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I recently watched One Strange Rock and Our Planet on Netflix. OSR states that diatoms produce 50% of the world O2 and OP states its phytoplankton. What actually produces 50% of the worlds oxygen?

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Does anyone know of any statistic analyses of millennial or gen y people who identify as far right or anything under the umbrella term? Thanks

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Why doesn't body hair usually grow as much as head hair?

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Alternative seats with airbags

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Why didn't humans evolve to have a phenotype of an air filter in our respiratory system?

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Why can humans send people to the moon, cure disease, split the atom etc but can't make clouds/rain for firef8ghtimg purposes?

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Biologists of reddit, is the currently reduced number of people out in society having any kind of positive or negative effect on the flora and or fauna?

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I recently watched One Strange Rock and Our Planet on Netflix. OSR states that diatoms produce 50% of the world O2 and OP states its phytoplankton. What actually produces 50% of the worlds oxygen?	17	askscience
Does anyone know of any statistic analyses of millennial or gen y people who identify as far right or anything under the umbrella term? Thanks	1	askscience
Why doesn't body hair usually grow as much as head hair?	1	askscience
Alternative seats with airbags	1	G37
Why didn't humans evolve to have a phenotype of an air filter in our respiratory system?	1	askscience
Why can humans send people to the moon, cure disease, split the atom etc but can't make clouds/rain for firef8ghtimg purposes?	1	askscience
Biologists of reddit, is the currently reduced number of people out in society having any kind of positive or negative effect on the flora and or fauna?	1	askscience