catastrophic mortality

English

catastrophic mortality (uncountable)

(archaeology, paleontology) The process by which individuals in a population die off in large numbers as part of a single event (rather than one by one, from a variety of causes).[1]
Antonym: attritional mortality

单词	catastrophic mortality
释义	catastrophic mortality English Noun catastrophic mortality (uncountable) (archaeology, paleontology) The process by which individuals in a population die off in large numbers as part of a single event (rather than one by one, from a variety of causes).[1] Antonym: attritional mortality References Pat Shipman, Life History of a Fossil, Harvard University Press, 1981.
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