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Joel Kontinen
The worst known mass extinction wiped out over 80 per cent
of marine species. But despite these huge losses, many ecosystems did not
collapse, with a variety of animals and even top predators managing to survive
the cataclysm.
The findings suggest that each ecosystem’s fate was
determined, in part, by its own unique mix of species. The same may be true of
modern marine ecosystems, which are also facing major threats from climate change.
The mass extinctions that evolutionists think are true,
never happened millions of years ago. Many creationists say that they happen ed
at the time of Noah’s flood, some 4,500
years ago.
Source:
Michael Marshall 2026
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