There was a moment in Earth's history, about 250 million years ago, when all life nearly disappeared from the planet. Scientists now believe the cause was an eruption of the Earth's molten core that triggered global climate change. The resulting drop in oxygen levels allowed dinosaurs to rise to supremacy because of their respiratory systems. But in the Earth's continuing cycle of extinction and rebirth, they too would suffer a catastrophic end some 150 million years later. Episode 4 of Miracle Planet follows these gargantuan creatures through life and death and chronicles the early rise of the mammal as the dominant creature on the planet.

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Extinction (Biology)--History, Catastrophes (Geology), Geology, Stratigraphic--Permian, Paleobotany--Permian, Dinosaurs, Adaptation (Biology)

Miracle planet

Plummer, Christopher (Narrator), Longul, Wally (Producer), Carrière, Joanne (Producer), Tazuke, Hideki (Director), Michel, Eric (Executive producer), Takama, Daisuke (Executive producer), Suwa, Yuichi (Executive producer), Ambrose Video Publishing (Distributor), National Film Board of Canada (Producer), Nihon Hōsō Kyōkai (Producer), Télé Images International (Producer), Telepool GmbH (Producer), Discovery Channel Canada (Producer), Science Channel (Television network) (Producer)

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