"Previously, scientists have had different opinions regarding the cause of the disappearance of three-quarters of life on Earth 66 million years ago. The general opinion is divided into two sides, whether the extinction of dinosaurs was caused by the impact of an asteroid or volcanic eruptions. Here is the story of the statements made by scientists revealing the extinction of dinosaurs!"

The translated text while preserving html tags: "The data used is derived from three core drillings within deep-sea sediments that are between 67 and 65 million years old. These cores contain marine microorganisms called foraminifera, whose shells contain varying carbon and oxygen isotopes. The chemical composition within these shells records the chemical characteristics of the sea at the time of their formation, and therefore can serve as proxies to infer past global temperatures."

This finding reveals that the amount of gas released into the atmosphere from the Deccan Traps eruption alone may be sufficient to explain the temperature changes and carbon cycles recorded in foraminifera data. However, unfortunately, these results are still not fully accepted by most other scientists.