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| | | | | Phil Salmon Abstract The End-Permian-Triassic extinction (EPTE) is the largest mass extinction in the history of the Phanerozoic - the period of time after the Cambrian 540 million years ago in which multicellular (metazoan) lifeforms have covered the earth. As many as 90% of all metazoan species on land and sea became extinct in this... | |
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| | | | | The first cell, and you Some time roughly 4 billion years ago, while the Earth was young enough that club bouncers still asked it for ID, something very very strange happened. A random mixture of lifeless matter, probably gathered around a hydrothermal vent, stopped being lifeless. Somehow, a tiny bubble of goop worked out a [...] | |
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| | | Not all humans are equally culpable in the climate chaos outlined in Monday's IPCC report. Identifying the rich and powerful as the principal culprits is key to stopping further destruction. | ||
