Use the following figure to answer questions 6 through 8.so0 mya400 my300 mya200 my100 myApprocimately 50%of pecles becameextnct Indudingthe diriosurs.•450 myAbout BON of allpecles becmeeina during theend bangestMs canadon.• 251 mytAbout 9i of alped died out in theget mans extnetionIndeardshiacry.• 205 myAbout SON of pecesbecame extnct,Induding manyamphblms, lwingthe dinomun theIdominantlamd animale370 mya:About 70 of allnammaks becamethe daminant landanmals.qades died our.6. How many mass extinctions has earth suffered?7. After which mass extinction did mammals take over?8. When was the largest mass extinction?

Mass extinction is the loss of life of about three quarter of all existant species over the globe in…

Use the following figure to answer questions 6 through 8. so0 ma 400 my 300 ma 200 my 100 my About BÓN of ll perles becme ecina during the end bget mass eanaton. • 251 my About 90% of all speds died out in the get mam etinetion Inhe ards himry. 205 mye About SON of peoes became etnct, Induding many amphblms, lering the dinomuna the dominant lamd anmal Approcimetely S0% of species became extinct, Induding the dinous Aftawarh mammaks became the daninant land animak. 370 mya: About 70 of all pis died our. 6. How many mass extinctions has earth suffered? 7. After which mass extinction did mammals take over? 8. When was the largest mass extinction?

Use the following figure to answer questions 6 through 8. so0 ma 400 my 300 ma 200 my 100 my About BÓN of ll perles becme ecina during the end bget mass eanaton. • 251 my About 90% of all speds died out in the get mam etinetion Inhe ards himry. 205 mye About SON of peoes became etnct, Induding many amphblms, lering the dinomuna the dominant lamd anmal Approcimetely S0% of species became extinct, Induding the dinous Aftawarh mammaks became the daninant land animak. 370 mya: About 70 of all pis died our. 6. How many mass extinctions has earth suffered? 7. After which mass extinction did mammals take over? 8. When was the largest mass extinction?

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter31: Animal Tissues And Organ Systems

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