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What Caused the Cretaceous Extinction?

futurepaleontologist1

MemberCompsognathusJune 09, 20131395 Views4 Replies
Alright, this seems like it shouldn't even be a debate at all, but life finds a way. So here is what triggered this for me. The meteorite that was thought to kill the dinosaurs hit at the K-T boundary. I this is true, we should have found hundreds of fossils at the K-T boundary. How many so far? ZERO! This means that there may have been other factors to this extinction, and that it began sooner than we thought. Leave a response and state your facts!
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I believe it was more so like an apocalypse rather then a nuclear explosion, And most likely the asteroid broke into pieces in the atmosphere, Id imagine that the impact from the KT boundary probably blasted all surrounding dinosaurs a few KM or so *just a theory* Or perhaps there was no dinosaurs there... *look at north america... only about 42% of it is habituated....Think the rockies farm land... forests... all unoccupied* Also following up on the apocalypse theory *theres more then just zombie apocalypse mans more fascinated however by zombies* A basic apocalypse would be some sort of disaster *this is where they all branch out* most of the time the disaster wipes out most of the food/water supply Then its only a given time before all victims are destroyed *think of it like this herbivores eat plants, plants die out, herbivores start to die, carnivores eat herbivores, herbivores die out, carnivores eat carcass's, carnivores die out extinctions finished, new life begins* this happens a lot in the world of nature, evolve or die, its even happening today *though i cant think of any good examples...* I also believe desease would've played along with they're destruction, the asteroid would've killed a few and would've begin to kill them off by the hundreds but this takes a few days, reckon weeks... Truth be told.. we dont know *not unless you got a tardis OR delorion on hand *

Life cannot be contained, it breaks walls, crashes through barriers sometimes painfully, but uh... Life uh, finds a way

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Right, like something that happened slowly over time
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Yes but not too long, remember the shock wave from the asteroid killed a lot of things, it started tsunamis earth quakes and so on... AT most id give it a month to kill every dinosaur on the planet

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Right. Pretty nasty forces at play when you can wipe out all the dinosaurs on the Earth in a month. Not as bad as the Permian though...
Pity is for the living. Envy is for the dead. -Mark Twain

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