Bulletin of the American Physical Society
2024 APS April Meeting
Wednesday–Saturday, April 3–6, 2024; Sacramento & Virtual
Session OD01: V: On-Demand Presentations - Available throughout April Meeting
12:05 AM,
Wednesday, April 3, 2024
Abstract: OD01.00009 : Times of Mass Extinctions Drew The Cross And HeTu*
Presenter:
Dayong Cao
(Avoid Earth Extinction Association)
Author:
Dayong Cao
(Avoid Earth Extinction Association)
Collaboration:
No
15 mass extinctions (85%) have a period of 250 million years with limilt the error rate is about ±5%.
two extinctions did not have the period:
1) Cenomanian-Tithonian from 94 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 15%,
2) Eocene-oilgocene transition from 34 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 11%.
11 mass extinctions (65%) in four points (with limilt the error rate is about ±5%)of the cycle of 250 million years.
In “A” point:
1) Dresbachian extinction from 502 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 90%,
2) End-Guadaluoian (Capitanian) from 260 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 47%,
3) end-Permian–Triassic extinction from 252 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 58%.
In “B” point:
1) Taghanic event was from 384 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 30%,
2) The late Devonian/kellwasser from 375 to 360 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 35%.
3)“Aptian extinction” from 113 to 117 Mys ago.
In “C” point:
1)end- Cretaceous (masstrichtian) extinction from 66 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 39%.
2)Serpukhovian extinction from 330 to 325 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 23%.
In “D” point:
1) Lau event from 424 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 23%,
2) Pliensbachian- Toarcian from 186 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 14%.
3)end Triassic–Jurassic extinction from 201.3 Mys ago, taxonomic loss : 37%.
The preriod relates to resonances of Milky Way Galaxy both of general matter and dark matter.
*Avoid Earth Extinction Association
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