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Shrimps and worms among first animals to recover after largest mass extinction

Shrimps and worms among first animals to recover after largest mass extinction
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Shrimps and worms were among first to recover after largest mass extinction

Shrimps and worms were among first to recover after largest mass extinction
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Shrimps and worms were among first to recover after largest mass extinction

Shrimps and worms were among first to recover after largest mass extinction
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The Great Dying that happened 252 million years ago was followed by a dramatic rebirth of life

Fossils found in China suggests ancestors of those that died in the mass extinction evolved to be faster and smarter. Land animals stood upright, allowing for longer strides when moving.

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Giant sea monsters evolved big bodies to offset long necks being a total drag

Large torsos helped streamline swimming in giant long-necked extinct marine reptiles that swam Earth s oceans during the Mesozoic.

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Shrimps and worms among first animals to recover after largest mass extinction

Shrimps and worms were among first to recover after largest mass extinction

Shrimps and worms were among first to recover after largest mass extinction

The Great Dying that happened 252 million years ago was followed by a dramatic rebirth of life

Giant sea monsters evolved big bodies to offset long necks being a total drag

Large torsos helped streamline swimming in giant long-necked extinct marine reptiles that swam Earth s oceans during the Mesozoic.United kingdomCity ofSusana gutarraNational history museum of londonUniversity of bristol school earth sciencesUniversity of bristolEarth sciencesNational history museum