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OK, so....the first mass extinction event on this planet that is currently known was when those little tide pool assholes started sprouting--the first oxygen producers--dumping their poison into an anaerobic earth. Basically wiped out 98% of existing life on the planet at the time, simply by pumping out oxygen.

en.wikipedia.org

Great Oxidation Event - Wikipedia

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www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

The Great Oxygenation Event as a consequence of ecological dynamics modulated by planetary change

The Great Oxygenation Event (GOE), ca. 2.4 billion years ago, transformed life and environments on Earth. Its causes, however, are debated. We mathematically analyze the GOE in terms of ecological dynamics coupled with a changing Earth. Anoxygenic photosynthetic ...
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....but shit. I guess they adapted. They went from little cyanobacteria floating around at the periphery of our shores, to tolerating a sessile, terrestrial life. They adapted. They slowed down. ...they understood that reducing their poison, thereby allowing enough of life to keep going long enough, they would still be fed in time. This is why those fuckers now live for hundreds and hundreds of years as their best examples.

fucking trees, man.
 
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