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Several previous mass extinctions during the history of the earth were the result of either global warming or cooling. What was the major factor that caused global
temperatures to change so dramatically hundreds of millions of years ago?
O A Changing atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration
O B. The phases of the moon
OC. The burning of fossil fuels by humans
OD.Changes in the length of the day
QUESTION 7
The increase in the Earth's temperature during the Paleocene Thermal Maximum (PETM) and our current human-driven global warming were/are both being
driven by increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration. However, what is a major difference between these occurrences of global warming?
O A. One was caused by the Greenhouse Effect while the other wasn't.
O B. Plate tectonics
OC. Global temperature is rising much more quickly today than it did during the PETM
OD. The earth stopping spinning on its axis during the PETM
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