Mass Extinctions May Have Been Caused By Meteors

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Past mass extinctions were caused by extreme temperature changes, rising or falling sea levels and catastrophic, one-off events like a huge volcano erupting or an asteroid hitting Earth. We know about them because we can see how life has changed in the fossil record.

tamaranim1 [39]3 years ago

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Yes, Mass Extinctions May Have Been Caused By Meteors, as the probability of mass extinction occurring after an asteroid that could hit a random location on the Earth's surface was approximately 13% when the Chicxulub-scale asteroid hit the Earth.

Soot could be the main cause of mass extinction after an asteroid impact.

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