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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Bonefish who wrote (968689)9/30/2016 10:37:41 AM
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Certainly the methane. Destabilizing of clathrates due to rising temperatures because of high CO2 levels is extremely likely, then and now. That would spike temperatures and later oxidize to, you guessed it, CO2.

An impact may have contributed, but since others didn't cause anything like that mortality rate before or since, it is unlikely to have been the sole cause.
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