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What is a Mass Extinction?
Series title
A living world: biodiversity historiesIn this short film shot in the Claude Bernard University, located in Lyon (France), and inside its palaeontological collections, Gildas Merceron, a palaeontologist, evokes the major biodiversity extinctions. He explains why and the consequences of the disappearing in mass of many species, through the example of dinosaurs.
Duration
00:03:00
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Définition
SD
Color
Color
Sound
Sound
Version(s)
French
Original material
Video DV Cam
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