Could an atmosphere of neon, oxygen and carbon dioxide support life, and what kind of life could it support?

Could a planet with an atmosphere composed mostly of neon, with oxygen and carbon dioxide making most of the rest, support life as we know it (specifically on a low gravity planet)? If so, what impact would it have on the biota of the world?

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