Evolutionary Catastrophes: The Science of Mass Extinction
By W. Hames. 2003
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Subfields: History and Philosophy of Science, Paleontology
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In History and Philosophy of Science
In Paleontology
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- The sixth mass extinction: Anthropocene and the human impact on biodiversity (2014, background): “…‘‘coup de grace’’ to dinosaurs and marine invertebrates, was due to the simultaneous catastrophic explosion of a certain amount of volcanoes (whose powders contained percentages of iridium not yet deposited in the deeper layers of the planet) (Courtillot and Allegre 1999; de Boer and Sanders 2002).”