creataceous-paleogene extinction

Inevitable Mass Extinction Event Due to Human Activity is Higher than What Wiped the Dinosaurs

Medicine & Technology Jun 02, 2021

An international team of scientists found that the mass extinction rate that will soon be upon is considerably higher than the rate of extinction experienced when dinosaurs were wiped off the face of the planet millions of years ago.

creataceous-paleogene extinction

Inevitable Mass Extinction Event Due to Human Activity is Higher than What Wiped the Dinosaurs

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