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What caused high levels of CO2 after the Great Dying?
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What caused high levels of CO2 after the Great Dying?
Why did super-greenhouse conditions exist for five million years after a mass extinction 252 million years ago? New research has the answer.The collapse of tropical forests is seen in the fossil record. Image: Adobe.The Great Dying, a mass extinction event around 252 million years ago, led to the loss of huge numbers of marine species and a significant decline in terrestrial plants and animals.The collapse of tropical forests during this disastr…
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