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Fossils unlock 250-million-year-old mystery of the ‘Great Dying’ (0.7865707434052758)

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Fossils unlock 250-million-year-old mystery of the ‘Great Dying’

<p>Almost all life on Earth was wiped out in the mass extinction event</p>

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