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The 68 pages that link to Permian–Triassic extinction event, each with the reason it gives.
PermianBroader topic: This catastrophic event marks the Permian’s end.
MesozoicRelated: It preceded the Mesozoic’s recovery and evolutionary diversification.
PaleozoicBroader topic: This extinction marks the Paleozoic’s abrupt end.
DiapsidRelated: Its aftermath reshaped ecosystems in which surviving diapsid groups expanded.
TrilobiteRelated: Trilobites vanished at the end of the Permian, during this extinction.
TherapsidaRelated: It eliminated many therapsid lineages and altered the survivors' ecosystems.
GlossopterisRelated: The event marks the end of Glossopteris-dominated floras in many regions.
LystrosaurusRelated: Lystrosaurus became exceptionally abundant in the aftermath of this extinction.
Karoo BasinRelated: The basin’s fossil record captures the crisis and its aftermath on land.
ReptiliaRelated: Its aftermath opened ecological opportunities for several reptile lineages.
GorgonopsiaRelated: Gorgonopsians disappeared in the extinction that ended the Permian.
BrachiopodRelated: It eliminated most brachiopod species and reshaped their subsequent history.
Middle TriassicRelated: Its aftermath shaped ecosystems inherited by Middle Triassic life.
PelycosaurRelated: This event ended the Permian ecosystems in which many pelycosaur groups lived.
DicynodontiaRelated: Dicynodonts survived this crisis and diversified in its aftermath.
AmmonoideaRelated: Ammonoid diversity collapsed, but surviving lineages later diversified again.
CynodontiaRelated: Cynodonts diversified in ecosystems reshaped by this extinction.
InostranceviaRelated: Inostrancevia disappeared around the end-Permian ecological collapse.
PanthalassaRelated: Its global marine losses included organisms living across Panthalassa.