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Asteroid That Killed Dinosaurs Also Caused Extinction of Ancient Plant Species 66 Million Years Ago
A recent report showed that ancient plants also suffered from extinction when an asteroid impacted Earth 66 million years ago. Species loss also occurred as dinosaurs became extinct. Read here.
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