The Great Dying Extinction Event - Siberian Traps Slab mmj-hq-kk Many larger fish have been

Many larger fish have been found fossilized with Knightia in their stomachs and even between their jaws

This specimen is a fragment of a Woolly Mammoth fossilized tooth that was recovered from the bottom of the North Sea

eocaena reaching up to 10 inches (25 cm)

scale-like leaves

a later evolutionary adaptation suited for tearing flesh from cetacean prey

The Great Dying Extinction Event - Siberian Traps Slab mmj-hq-kk Many larger fish have beenOur planet has gone through many different cycles of life and death over the last 4. 5 billion years, from the rise and long lasting reign of the dinosaurs to the endless variations of tiny cyanobacteria stretching back billions of years. While the fossil record holds a picture of many dramatic events, nothing quite compares to the Permian Triassic Extinction Event, known as "The Great Dying." Above: While there have been numerous extinction events