Did the extinction of the dinosaurs begin even before the asteroid collided?
Mexico, December 6, 2021, Monday Scientists have long debated how the giant dinosaurs that roamed the earth millions of years ago became extinct. The most well-known theory for the extinction of dinosaurs is that asteroids or meteorites collide with Earth. The Chicksulab meteorite collided around the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico 25 million years ago, triggering the cataclysmic palaeogen extinction. According to another theory, dinosaurs could not survive the beginning of the ice age due to climate change. According to recent claims, the extinction of dinosaurs began 10 million years before the asteroid collided with Earth. According to a study published in the journal Nature, figures and findings from 1,200 dinosaur fossils found around the world were looked at. Based on this, researchers have developed a model. In the North Cretaceous, carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaur species were found roaming. Fabian Kodamine, a researcher at the Matpillars Institute of Revolutionary Sciences