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The Geological Era Mesozoic

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The Mesozoic

 

Chronostratigraphy of Mesozoic

 

Map Late Cretaceous

The earth Late Cretaceous

(Souce map: © C.R.Scotese, www.scotese.com)

 

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Map Early Triassic

The earth Early Triassic

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Survey Mesozoic

At the end of Cretaceous, there was a great mass extinction, which circa 90% of marine- and circe 56% of terrestrial flora falled to prey. The dinosaurs completely extincted. The species of flora  were decimated by approx. 10% of high level species.

A massive meteorite penetation (K/T Boundary) at the peninsula of Yucatanis is to be proved besides volcanic activities, breeding yet another massive degradation of the already degradated ecological system.

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Continuous massive volcano activities during the last 500000 years of Cretaceous, leading to a serious decimation of flora and fauna, caused of activities ecological impacts.

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The diversity and extension of dinosaurs reached its peaks during Cretaceous.

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Little mammals appear.

At the beginning of chalk time first flower plants appear, leading to a considerable intervention in ecology.

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The sourpods reached their peak Jurassic.

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