Roughly 234 million years ago, Earth’s continents were fused into one massive landmass, and life as we know it was on the ...

Around 230 million years ago, Earth entered a strange and turbulent period now known as the Carnian Pluvial Event. Geological evidence suggests global rainfall increased dramatically for nearly two ...

Dubbed the Carnian Pluvial Episode, this major extinction event occurred some 233 million years ago. An international team of palaeontologists used interdisciplinary evidence including geology and ...

London:A mass extinction event 232 million years ago may have triggered an expansion of dinosaurs, according to a study that sheds light on the origin of the giant prehistoric animals. It is commonly ...

Dinosaurs became dominant after massive mass extinction event. Pictured: An animatronic life-size dinosaur ahead of an interactive exhibition, Jurassic Kingdom, at Osterley Park in west London, U.K., ...

A study published in the journal Nature Communications showed that the key expansion of dinosaurs was also triggered by the mass extinction called the Carnian Pluvial Episode On 24 February, Mint ...

Roughly 234 million years ago, Earth underwent a climate shift so severe it altered the course of life itself. Known as the Carnian Pluvial Event, this period brought prolonged rainfall, ecosystem ...

The rise of the dinosaurs was driven by major volcanic eruptions and 'mega monsoons' more than 230 million years ago, a new study claims. Researchers at the University of Birmingham analysed sediment ...