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Ancient Seawater Chemistry Reveals Geological Events From 150 Million Years Ago

150-million-year-old geological events revealed in seawater and sea salt chemistry. Read more here. (Photo : Cameron Spencer / Getty Images)Seawater chemistry shows evidence of geological events from 150 million years ago.

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Tiny Drops of Water Trapped in Salt Hold 150 Million Years of Ocean History

Scientists have just probed into the last 150 million years of Earth's geological history by analyzing the chemistry of microscopic pockets of water preserved in crystals of sea salt.

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Drops of seawater contain traces of an ancient world: New research links chemical changes in seawater to volcanic activity, climate

Drops of seawater contain traces of an ancient world: New research links chemical changes in seawater to volcanic activity, climate
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Drops of seawater found to contain traces of an ancient world

Drops of seawater found to contain traces of an ancient world
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