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New Jersey's Fossil Hotspot Holds Answers About the Day the Dinosaurs Died

via NPR News·Aug 28

A quarry in New Jersey preserves a dense fossil layer that paleontologists say captures the period around the asteroid impact that ended the age of dinosaurs. Researchers are excavating marine and land species from the same beds. The site is one of the few places where the transition is so tightly recorded.

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