The Permian Triassic Mass Extinction

The mass extinction of the Permian Triassic of the extinction of the Triassic of the Permanent Triassic was a catastrophic catastrophe and was almost extinct of all species on Earth. It is said that the extinction of the Triassic Triassic was occurred several million years ago and geologists estimate it occurred from 248 million to 286 million years ago. This rare event occurred between the geologic age of the Triassic and the Paleozoic and Mesozoic. This massive disaster is the greatest life on the planet; it is thought to be even better than other crises such as Ordovician and Devonian events and the end of the Cretaceous dinosaur era.

But more worrying is that today's ocean acidification is faster than during the mass extinction of the Pacific - Triassic. This event is the most destructive mass extinction in history, and 95% of all species have been killed, so it is called "death". As scientific journalist Eric Hande points out, 240 million tons of carbon is injected into the atmosphere each year during the death of Dading. Therefore, the sixth mass extinction above, also known as human extinction, may be worse than the death of the Permian - Triassic.

The mass extinction of the Permian Triassic of the extinction of the Triassic of the Permanent Triassic was a catastrophic catastrophe and was almost extinct of all species on Earth. It is said that the extinction of the Triassic Triassic was occurred several million years ago and geologists estimate it occurred from 248 million to 286 million years ago. This rare event occurred between the geologic age of the Triassic and the Paleozoic and Mesozoic. - The famous landscape of the Philippines is famous for its famous landscape, including the famous Peppermint Chocolate Hills, Benguit's famous rice terraces, and Maria Cristina Falls (one of the most famous landmarks in the Philippines). One of Mindanao's topography, and of course Palawan's underground river. One of the most famous terrain in the Philippines is Chocolate Hills of Bohol Island.

During the past 550 million years the Earth experienced five mass extinctions; the Ordovician, Devonian, Permanent, Triassic and Cretaceous last times are now the sixth. The most serious annihilation of these species occurred about 225 million years ago and shows the geological boundary (P - Tr boundary) between the Permian and the Triassic. Extinction of the large species of the Permanent occurs in 1 to 3 pulses and deprives almost all life on Earth. The high temperature during the Permian has rapidly diversified the living things. The occurrence of terrestrial plant life provides important food sources for many terrestrial animals and diversifies the land. One such plant is the extinct genus (Glossopteris), which has a tongue-shaped leaf. Since insects are closely related to plant formation, increased life span of plants contributes to an increase in the life span of insects.