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Volcanic Event Triggered Ice Age During the Jurassic Period, Say Researchers
A global cooling event during the Jurassic Period was triggered by a volcanic event that altered the flow of warm waters from the equator to the North Pole Region. This caused very cold temperatures in the northern hemisphere for many millions of years.
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