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Prehistoric ferns survived the Permian-Triassic extinction event primarily due to their adaptability and resilience. Their reproductive strategy, which relied on spores rather than seeds, allowed them to thrive in the drastically changing environments. Additionally, ferns are capable of rapidly colonizing disturbed areas, enabling them to take advantage of the ecological niches that became available after the extinction. These traits helped ferns endure the severe conditions and loss of biodiversity during this period.

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