mass extinction
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Deadliest Mass Extinction on Earth is Also the Stinkiest Due to Toxic Microbes
According to a new research, tiny bacteria emitting harmful gas played a role in causing - and prolonging - the largest mass extinction in Earth's history.
Latest Research Articles
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Study Shows a Prehistoric Climate Driven Mass Extinction that Nobody Knows About
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Scientists Find Increasing Tell-Tale Signs of an Upcoming Mass Extinction
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‘Toxic Soup’ from World's Largest Mass Extinction Led to Similar Event Today
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Study Shows How Volcanism Might Have Affected Earth's Worst Mass Extinctions
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Mass Extinction: 19 Million Years Ago, Sharks Were Almost Wiped Out From the Planet
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How the Gray Wolves Survived when the World Froze
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The Earth is Very Close to Another 'Mass Extinction' Event, Warn Scientists
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Mass Extinction Hits Australia With The Death of 13 Species
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Ancient Mass Extinction Caused by Erosion of the Ozone Layer, Says Researchers
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‘The Great Dying’: History's Worst Volcanic Eruption Killed Nearly All Life On Earth
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Survivors Of Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Are Ground-Dwelling Birds: Study
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Humans Are Bringing On Earth’s Sixth Mass Extinction
