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The Devonian Extinction: A Slow Doom That Swept Our Planet

By [email protected] (Cody Cottier) | Discovery | 1 month 1 week ago | Discovery

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Over millions of years, most living organisms suffocated in oxygen-deprived oceans. In the aftermath, modern vertebrates conquered the world.

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