"Paleontologists Identify New Mass Extinction Event" Topic

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"In the research, University of Bristol's Dr. Mike Benton, Dr. Jacopo Dal Corso from the China University of Geosciences at Wuhan and their colleagues reviewed all the geological and paleontological evidence and determined what had happened.

The cause was most likely massive volcanic eruptions in the Wrangellia Province of western Canada, where huge volumes of volcanic basalt was poured out and forms much of the western coast of North America.

"The eruptions peaked in the Carnian," Dr. Dal Corso said…"
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