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Question: The "great dying," which saw 96% of all species extinct, was partially caused by (1 point)
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lower levels of carbon dioxide in the air.
an asteroid impact.
algae consuming too much oxygen from the ocean.
bacteria producing large amounts of toxic methane.
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bacteria producing large amounts of toxic methane.
Explanation: massive volcanism (Siberian Traps) warmed oceans and created widespread anoxia, fueling microbial production and release of greenhouse gases (methane) and toxic gases that helped drive the Permian “Great Dying.”
Explanation: massive volcanism (Siberian Traps) warmed oceans and created widespread anoxia, fueling microbial production and release of greenhouse gases (methane) and toxic gases that helped drive the Permian “Great Dying.”
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