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Fig. A.3

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O3 profiles for varying N2O and O3 levels for planets around the Sun and the M5V hosts. The stratosphere (white background) and troposphere (gray background) are indicated in order to draw attention to differences in O3 production and depletion with the two stellar hosts. While at higher O2 levels the Sun-hosted planet efficiently destroys stratospheric O3, the M5V-hosted planet experiences minimal stratospheric O3 depletion at all O2 levels. The smog mechanism dominates in the lower atmosphere for the two hosts, especially at lower O2, but it is restricted to the troposphere for the planet around the Sun. Smog O3 is produced into the stratosphere for the planet around the M5V host, due to the lack of suppression the Sun-hosted planet experiences in the NOx-saturated regime. See Figs. 1 and 5 for more information on the NOx-limited and NOx-saturated regimes.

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