Ecosystem functions and services
andinnumerableother oxygen-dependent organ-isms to survive. Oxygen also enables the atmo-sphere to “clean” itself via the oxidation of compounds such as carbon monoxide (Sodhi et al. 2007) and another form of oxygen in the ozone layer, protects life from the sun’s carcino-genic, ultraviolet (UV) rays. Global biogeochemical cycles consist ...
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