Gerta Keller
Dinosaurs which were the earth’s dominant inhabitants in the pre-historic era were wiped out suddenly. Scientists believe it could be due to some major changes in the earth’s climate, perhaps due to earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, meteoric impacts...
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