Out of Thin Air
Dinosaurs, Birds, And Earth's Ancient Atmosphere
by Peter Douglas Ward · October 30, 2006

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Discusses the effect of changing oxygen levels in Earth's atmosphere on evolution and mass extinctions, and presents the theory that saurischian dinosaurs were able to weather two mass extinctions because of a new, more efficient respiratory system, which was in turn inherited by their descendants the birds.
DinosaursEvolutionPaleobotanyExtinctionPaleoecologyDinosaurussenKlimaatveranderingenZuurstofVogelsEvolutionaire biologieTheorievorming