When tectonics killed everything

Monday, November 25, 2013 - 09:50 in Earth & Climate

A new paper reveals how the worst extinction in Earth's history may have been tied to the formation of Supercontinent Pangea. The catastrophe wasn't triggered by an impact from above—unlike another well-known extinction—but by a geological process below, deep within Earth's core.

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