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Meanings of permian extinction in English

Russian
пермская катастрофа
Portuguese
extinção permo-triásica
Spanish
extincion masiva del permico triasico
Catalan
extinció pèrmica

Mass extinction event at the end of the Permian Period approximately 250 million years ago.

Related terms
пермская катастрофа
Synonyms
Examples for "permian-triassic extinction event"
Examples for "permian-triassic extinction event"
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After all, while plants and animals fared poorly during the end-Permian extinction, single-celled organisms like bacteria sailed through virtually unharmed.
BBC
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Probably the nearest life has come to ultimate destruction was 250 million years ago, during the end-Permian mass extinction.
BBC
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What would the great dying Whig party leave behind it?
Abraham Lincoln and the Union: A Chronicle of the Embattled Nort...
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When I first started warning of a " great dying" of banks, people were incredulous.
The Guardian
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In the great dying at the end of the Cretaceous period, geographic range of species shows no correlation with survivorship through the event.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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The Great Dying: Happiness Comes on Day Five A week is what the companies usually suggest.
Wired
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That means they survived the Permian extinction, often known as the Great Dying, which wiped out almost every other animal species.
BBC
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We don't quite know why, but at that time a mass extinction killed off about 96% of species on Earth, the so-called Permian Mass Extinction.
BBC
Usage of permian extinction in English
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So then they had to hear the story of the Permian extinction.
Reach for Infinity
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One that many people are familiar with is the Permian Extinction.
The new yorker
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TAP would be a reasonable stance towards the Permian extinction.
The god delusion
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Last seen The Permian extinction (250 million years ago).
Wired
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Others remind that sulfide gas may have caused the Permian Extinction-thegreatest loss of life Earth ever saw.
Existence
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That means they survived the Permian extinction, often known as the Great Dying, which wiped out almost every other animal species.
BBC
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Fifty million years after the great Permian extinction, about 80% of the world's species again went extinct during the Triassic event.
The South African
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It took dozens of Chinese paleontologists 20 years of examining such rocks to determine that the faint white line represents the Permian Extinction.
The world without us
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But the real whopper was the Permian extinction of about 245 million years ago, which raised the curtain on the long age of the dinosaurs.
A short history of nearly everything