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Shell Life Species Adapt, Not Compete, During Greatest Extinction

Shell Life Species Adapt, Not Compete, During Greatest Extinction
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Shell life species weren t competing as they adjusted to Earth s largest extinction, claims study

Shell life species weren t competing as they adjusted to Earth s largest extinction, claims study
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Study: Burrowing animals to recover after largest mass extinction

Burrowing animals were among the first to recover after the end-Permian mass extinction, according to researchers investigating ancient sea bed traces and burrows.

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Researchers Have Discovered That Shrimps and Worms Are the First Animals To Recover After Permian Extinction

Burrowing animals were first to recover just after the end-Permian mass extinction, according to studies examining ancient sea bed trails and burrows.

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Shrimps and worms were the first animals to recover after the Great Dying

By examining trails and burrows on the South China sea bed, the team of experts were able to piece together sea life s revival by pinpointing what animal activity was happening when.

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