Примери коришћења Mass extinction на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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right on the threshold of what's required to make a mass extinction occur.
Kayentapus lived early in the Jurassic Period, shortly after a mass extinction that doomed other large reptilian terrestrial predators that lived in the preceding Triassic Period, when dinosaurs first appeared.
This was a mass extinction of three-quarters of the plant
Did the volcanoes that forged this basalt trigger the mass extinction and also rip Pangaea apart?
Mass extinction begins, but all you can talk about is money
causing mass extinction- or, perhaps more precisely, mass genocide?
Most scientists acknowledge that we are smack in the middle of the planet's sixth great mass extinction.
However, it is already clear that your ancestors' survival through mass extinction, and their responses in the aftermath made you who you are today.
This mass extinction 252 million years ago is a pretty good analogue of what might be happening today that is going some way in creating something quite catastrophic.".
I wound up researching this for a paper I wrote, that a mass extinction is when 75 percent of all the species in the world go extinct.
Fossil evidence shows earthworms have been around for at least half a billion years, surviving the mass extinction 65 million years ago that wiped out the dinosaurs.
The speech by the 16-year-old, which fittingly included such dramatic phrases as"mass extinction,""how dare you?
He proposes a theory about what one species of dinosaur would have evolved into if it had survived the mass extinction 65 million years ago.
The dinosaurs died in the world's fifth mass extinction, snuffed out in a cosmic accident through no fault of their own.
This idea is backed by the fact that the magnetic switches throughout Earth's history don't seem to have every correlated with mass extinction of animal life on the surface of the planet.
not set off a mass extinction,” Adrian Melott, professor of physics
have been around for at least a half a billion years, surviving the mass extinction of animals about 65 million years ago that finished off the dinosaurs, among others.
The so-called Permian Period came to an end some 251 million years ago in what is considered history's greatest mass extinction, as our planet rapidly shifted from icehouse to greenhouse conditions.
about 260 million years ago, another mass extinction occurred.
Earth, he pointed out, has now entered a"mass extinction event" in which species are disappearing 1,000 to 10,000 times more quickly than a century