Environment
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Pangaea Ultima Likely To Get Hot, Cause Mass Extinction Among Animals, Study Says
The Pangaea Ultima is seen to get hot and can likely result in mass extinction among animals. A recent study showed that the supercontinent Pangaea Ultima is likely to get hot, which can later cause mass extinction among mammals.
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