What event describes the extinction of all the dinosaurs and about half of the animals and plant species?

What event describes the extinction of all the dinosaurs and about half of animal and plant species?

crustacious teriary extinction

What is a good question about extinction that you can make up?

Give a reason for the extinction of dinosaurs What species is now in danger of extinction

What were four legged mammal-like animals that survived the extinction of dinosaurs?

many such as ambulocetes and a species of monkey(look up ambulocetes on google images).

Term that describes the loss of an entire species?

extinction

What is the term that describes the loss of an entire species?

Extinction

What is the name of the book that publishes list of species facing extinction?

Endangered Animals: Species Facing Extinction

What describes the most likely effect of deforestation on the natural world?

Millions of animals will lose their natural habitats, resulting in the extinction of many species.

What is endangered species and extinction?

Endangered species is when there is a certain type of animal that is losing its population. Extinction is a very old animal that has died out and there is none of them left, e.g dinosaurs.

Animals of the mesozoic extinction?

During the Mesozoic extinction, some of the animals that went extinct included non-avian dinosaurs, pterosaurs, marine reptiles like ichthyosaurs and mosasaurs, and various marine invertebrates. This extinction event was primarily caused by a combination of volcanic activity, climate change, and possibly asteroid impact, leading to the demise of many species that could not adapt to the changing environment.

How does extinction of species today differ from extinction in the past?

The rate of extinction is faster.

What is the different between extinction animals and living animals?

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What term describes development of new species and a mass extinction?

Evolution is the term that describes development of new species and mass extinction. Over time all living thing have evolved.