The Great Dying Extinction Event - Siberian Traps Slab mmj-hq-kk This specimen is a fragment

This specimen is a fragment of a Woolly Mammoth fossilized tooth that was recovered from the bottom of the North Sea

a later evolutionary adaptation suited for tearing flesh from cetacean prey

aiming to capture cities in the region

Many larger fish have been found fossilized with Knightia in their stomachs and even between their jaws

The use of molds and the innovation of adding glaze directly to the paste led to the mass production of faience products

The Great Dying Extinction Event - Siberian Traps Slab mmj-hq-kk This specimen is a fragmentOur planet has gone through many different cycles of life and death over the last 4. 5 billion years, from the rise and long lasting reign of the dinosaurs to the endless variations of tiny cyanobacteria stretching back billions of years. While the fossil record holds a picture of many dramatic events, nothing quite compares to the Permian Triassic Extinction Event, known as "The Great Dying." Above: While there have been numerous extinction events