Ancient diamond 'inclusions' reveal shift in carbon cycle of early Earth

S. Timmermans; G.R. Davies

Ancient diamond 'inclusions' reveal shift in carbon cycle of early Earth

S. Timmermans
, G.R. Davies

Geology and Geochemistry

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Researchers have discovered a diamond that grew for more than 2 billion years. Inside the record-setting diamond are clues revealing a significant shift in the carbon cycle of early Earth.

Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Journal	UPI
Volume	2017
Issue number	February 23
Publication status	Published - 23 Feb 2017

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