Earth's earliest mass extinction uncovered in fossil record

By Michael Irving | New Atlas |

NEW ATLAS - But in the new study, scientists at UC Riverside and Virginia Tech have found evidence of another mass extinction event that took place about 100 million years earlier than the currently accepted first. This places it during the Ediacaran period about 550 million years ago, which is when complex multicellular life really took off for the first time.

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