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Causes of Mass Extinctions Explained by Shekinna Yabut is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Mass extinctions can be caused by meteorite or comet impacts, volcanic eruptions, climatic changes, and sea level fluctuations. Early geologic time scales focused on the sequence of events rather than specific years. These time scales are divided based on the fossil record indicating the presence of similar organisms, not equal time intervals.
- Author
- Shekinna Yabut
- Language
- EN