Three hundred million years ago there was a period of spheric heating . Two hundred million years ago , dinosaurs roamed the land , make for havok and pass around brat . scientist think the two result were intimately link up .
Around three hundred million years ago , the world was a very different place . North America and Europe had a unbendable grasp on the equator , and had n’t yet slip upwards toward the compass north rod . Their equatorial placement kick in the two land raft a horny , tropic mood and plushy rainforest . Sadly , trouble was brew in Shangri-la . The world was becoming a hotter place . Rain stopped falling , and the rainforests dried up . The long , continuous rainforests split into small patch of forest , cut off from each other by juiceless , unpassable countryside .
This countryside isolated forests as completely as an sea secernate island . Just as island isolation from each other have diverging species to evolve on them , the forests closing off stimulate divergent evolution of certain species . The most successful species were reptiles . Cut off from each other , facing adverse conditions , they develop in disparate and riveting ways . . .
And 100 million years they made the solid ground tremble with their footsteps . That ’s good , the diversity breed in that first environmental flop appear to have started a chain that led to some of the most terrifying and fearsome predatory animal in the planet ’s history . Although many links in that ancient chain are not present in the modernistic world , the lesson is still clear : do n’t mess with the earth ’s climate or a T - Rex might eat on you .
ViaPhysorg .
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