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The Mother of Mass Extinctions

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Santa Fe Institute

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01 hr 13 min 26 sec

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01.: The Mother of Mass Extinction

06 min 37 sec

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02.: David Krakauer Introduction

00 min 40 sec

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03.: How Life Nearly Ended 252 Million Years Ago

06 min 35 sec

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04.: John Phillips and End-Permian Mass Extinction

04 min 37 sec

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05.: What do We Know?

01 min 59 sec

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06.: Last Permian World

09 min 21 sec

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07.: Time Distribution

01 min 16 sec

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08.: Shifts in Carbon Cycle

01 min 41 sec

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09.: Source of Organic Carbon

02 min 11 sec

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10.: Early Triasic Crusts

04 min 43 sec

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11.: Vertebrate Extinction Patterns in South Africa

01 min 43 sec

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12.: What Happened to Plants?

04 min 07 sec

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13.: Possible Evidence of Extra-Terrestrial Impact

02 min 57 sec

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14.: Possible Evidence of Volcanic Influence

02 min 32 sec

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15.: Possible Evidence of Methane Influence

03 min 21 sec

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16.: Extinction Characteristics

00 min 27 sec

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17.: What We Would Like to Know

01 min 46 sec

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18.: What Happened After the Extinction?

05 min 27 sec

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19.: Q & A

00 min 27 sec

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20.: Q1 - Explanations for Extinction

02 min 39 sec

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21.: Q2 - Multiple Events Coincided in Extinction

01 min 05 sec

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22.: Q3 - Current Cycles

01 min 20 sec

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23.: Q4 - Hypotheses with Plants

01 min 02 sec

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24.: Q5 - Sulfitic Layer Causing Extinction

02 min 20 sec

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25.: Q6 - Tectonic Plates

01 min 07 sec

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26.: Q7 - Changes in Bacteria

01 min 10 sec

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Variola major

Posted: 12.23.09, 10:16 AM

He's not drunk, unfortunately. Looks more like the onset of Parkinson's syndrome. He's a good scientist and his book is brilliant.

TheLobbyist

Posted: 05.11.09, 05:09 AM

When he initiated the saying that 'cockroaches were almost extinct... etc', I think that kinda confirmed the fact he was in a state of intoxication anyway. I almost expected him to wobble even more across the platform. But the long pauses are sometimes peculiar and up to a point of being embarrassing.

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