Water, Life, and Planetary Geodynamical Evolution

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Mar 2007

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Space Science Reviews, Volume 129, Issue 1-3, pp. 167-203

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Mantle Dynamics, Habitability, Magnetic Field, Volatiles, Thermal Evolution

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In our search for life on other planets over the past decades, we have come to understand that the solid terrestrial planets provide much more than merely a substrate on which life may develop. Large-scale exchange of heat and volatile species between planetary interiors and hydrospheres/atmospheres, as well as the presence of a magnetic field, are important factors contributing to the habitability of a planet. This chapter reviews these processes, their mutual interactions, and the role life plays in regulating or modulating them.

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