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Dinosaurs ruled prehistoric Earth, but they did not start that way. After they first appeared, about 245 million years ago, they stayed rare for millions of years. In early fossil faunas they were typically less than 5% of individual specimens. In well-documented faunas, that share later jumped to over 90%. So what changed? Around 234 to 232 million years ago, Earth went through the Carnian Pluvial Episode, a humid, rainy interval in an otherwise mostly dry Triassic world. In Italy’s Dolomites, researchers found at least four humid pulses. A 2018 study in Nature Communications by Massimo Bernardi, Piero Gianolla, Fabio Massimo Petti, Paolo Mietto and Michael Benton found that dinosaurs began diversifying at around the same time. The team came from MUSE in Trento, the universities of Ferrara and Padova, and the University of Bristol. In the Dolomites, dinosaur footprints went from none in the older rock layers, to about 40% of tracks, to over 90% in the later ones. Skeletons from Argentina and Brazil showed the same timing. The same period saw the extinction of key plant-eaters, including most dicynodonts and rhynchosaurs, and dinosaurs opportunistically replaced them. The rain did not create the dinosaurs, because they were already here. But a changing planet may have opened new doors for them. One honest caveat: the authors themselves say more studies are needed to prove a causal link between the Carnian Pluvial Episode and the rise of the dinosaurs. The timing fits closely, but the proof is not complete. Sources: Bernardi M., Gianolla P., Petti F. M., Mietto P., Benton M. J., “Dinosaur diversification linked with the Carnian Pluvial Episode”, Nature Communications 9, 1499, 2018 University of Bristol press release, “Dinosaurs ended and originated with a bang!”, 16 April 2018 (via EurekAlert and ScienceDaily) Sci.News, “Mid-Carnian Mass Extinction Paved Way for Dinosaur Expansion” Stay curious! #dinosaurs #prehistoric #paleontology #triassic #carnian

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