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The planet is not dependent on oxygen produced in the oceans for survival.
False
In oxygen-rich atmospheres, insects cannot grow larger due to the limitations of their breathing systems.
False
Animals first appeared about 1 billion years ago in the oceans.
False
Plants do not produce oxygen through photosynthesis.
False
Oxygen appeared in the Earth's atmosphere around 4 billion years ago.
False
The first life forms on Earth were aerobic and relied on oxygen for survival.
False
Oxygen does not transform into free radicals that can damage our cells over time.
False
Our bodies are well-adapted to air containing 75% oxygen or more.
False
Breathing air with more than 75% oxygen is completely safe for our lungs and bodies.
False
In oxygen-rich atmospheres, insects can grow larger because they don't need large breathing systems.
True
Oxygen levels were more abundant 300 million years ago, making up 50% of the air.
True
Atmospheric oxygen levels were high enough around 500 million years ago for animals to move from the ocean to land.
True
Animals first appeared about 700 million years ago in the oceans.
True
Plants produce oxygen through photosynthesis, while animals require oxygen to survive.
True
Oxygen appeared in the Earth's atmosphere around 2.2 billion years ago during the Great Oxidation Event.
True
The first life forms on Earth were anaerobic and could survive without oxygen.
True
Oxygen is toxic in large doses and can damage cells over time.
True
ur bodies are accustomed to air containing 21% oxygen.
True
Breathing air with more than 75% oxygen can cause death within days.
True
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