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Why is it unlikely that organic molecules would accumulate in the oceans today?

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The current atmosphere of Earth is rich in oxygen, which makes more than 20%\% of atmospheric gases. The oxygen in air dissolves in the oceans of the world where it is also being continuously produced by the activity of oxygenic autotrophs like cyanobacteria and green algae.

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