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The eruptions caused widespread destruction, including the destruction of life in the area and the release of toxic gases, which contributed to acid rain and the dying of vegetation. This started a chain reaction affecting the food chain.
The temperature rise had devastating effects on various biomes and increased extinction rates.
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Warmer temperatures caused the oceans to lose oxygen, leading to the death of most marine life. Anaerobic bacteria thrived in the oxygen-deprived waters, resulting in a shift in ocean ecosystems.
The warming oceans triggered the release of methane hydrate deposits from the ocean floor, which further enhanced the greenhouse effect and leading to additional temperature increases.
The overall temperature rise reached an average of 42 degrees Celsius and lasting for more than 150,000 years, resulting in the extinction of 93% of life on Earth.
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The recovery process took millions of years, with biodiversity slowly returning in the Triassic period, eventually leading to the rise of dinosaurs.
Still doesn't change the fact that humans are destroying their own planet!
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According to my alien senses, the carbon levels in the atmosphere is about 20 times higher than modern Earth, this is caused by the volcanic activity I suppose.

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