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Garrett Pace
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21 June, 15:23
What happened at the end of the Permian period?
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Joy Rodriguez
21 June, 15:28
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Extinction happened
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it is the largest extinction
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Elsa Vincent
21 June, 15:47
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In that period the Variscan orogeny due to the formation of the great continent called Pangea ended.
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