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What Caused the Greatest Mass Extinction,in Terms of Species Lost,at

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Question 44

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What caused the greatest mass extinction,in terms of species lost,at the end of the Permian?  


A) Global cooling
B) Sea level decline
C) Asteroid impact
D) Overhunting by humans
E) Increased volcanic activity

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