Scientists discover what wiped out global ocean life 200 million years ago
Researchers have highlighted the possible cause of a large seaside clearance that happened about 200 million years ago. According to a new study, intensive volcanic activity in the central Atlantic region was now released in large amounts of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, leading to strict climate change and seaization. These changes disturbed the marine ecosystem and caused about half of all fields. The occurrence of extinction, known as end-trixic extinction, approved the path to start the dinosaur's age. studied sediment and fossil records from ancient trace volcanic eruptions and their effects on the environment. Their findings highlight drastic fluctuations in carbon levels can lead to around the world. This discovery also gives a clear warning of modern climate change, and draws similarities between the past and the current carbon emissions. Understanding old extinction can help predict the dangers of the future biological diversity of current human activity.
The Key points
- The study suggests that volcanic eruptions have triggered a global ocean erosion.
- CO on a large scale. Emissions quickly caused global warming and oceanic acid.
- About 50% of the sea life species were deleted.
- The volcanic activity was concentrated in the central Atlantic magmatic province.
- Researchers analyzed Deep Sea Mob and Fossil Records.
- Climate instability interferes with the worldwide marine ecosystem.
- The extinction opened the evolutionary route to dominate the dinosaurs.
- Warning about modern similarities to current carbon emissions.
- The study emphasizes long -term risk of uncontrolled climate change.
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