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Study Shows How Volcanism Might Have Affected Earth's Worst Mass Extinctions
Study Shows How Volcanism Might Have Affected Earth's Worst Mass Extinctions More than 90 percent of Earth's marine species and 75 percent of terrestrial species became extinct during the most catastrophic mass extinction event in the previous 540 million years.
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Humpback Whales May Have Recovered from Close-Extinction, But Are They Safe From Danger?
Red Wolves are Going Extinct and Chances of Recovery are Extremely Low
Mammal Extinction Capital of the World: 5 of Australia’s Critically Endangered Mammal Species
Mass Extinction Hits Australia With The Death of 13 Species
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Global Freshwater Fishes At Risk Of Extinction, 16 Already Went Extinct in 2020
Freshwater in Danger: Marine Giants Face Extinction Risks
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Next Extinction Target: World's Freshwater Fishes
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Gray Whale and Monarch Butterfly Face Extinction with Dropping Population
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Animals That Went Extinct In 2020 (and some that might disappear in 2021)
Blue Whales of Antarctica Seen Again in South Georgia After Near Extinction
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Carnian Pluvial Episode: The Mass Extinction That Brought Dinosaurs to Power
Nearly 50 Species of Birds and Mammals Are No Longer on the Brink of Extinction
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