<transcript><audio_145>all the section all the three sections have reduction in calcite uh exactly in the kepg boundary and in our section in the golan we can see we can see a reduction in the</transcript><transcript><audio_146>calcite production in in the boundary and so actually you see you see you saw the the the core which is black and homogenic</transcript><caption><image_147>The image is a screenshot of a presentation slide with a title that reads "The carbonatic components". On the left side of the slide, there is a graph that shows the carbonate components of a nanoplankton. The graph is divided into different sections, each representing a different component. 

On the right side, there are two images. The first image is of a black and white image of a large, granular structure with a red line running through it. The structure appears to be made up of small, irregularly shaped cells. The cells are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with some overlapping each other.

The second image is an image of the same structure, but with different colors and shapes. The colors range from light green to dark gray, and the shapes vary in size and shape. The red line runs through the center of the image, indicating the relationship between the different components. The text on the slide explains that the image is related to the carbonational components of the nanoplanes and how they interact with each other in a specific manner.</caption><transcript><audio_148>and and there is nothing some of lithological a change the column called display uniform lithology um and the calcite component</transcript><transcript><audio_149>as i show you before but also here is mainly uh is is not changing along all the sequence we see high a calcite um</transcript><transcript><audio_150>and if we look who is the calcite what what is the component of the calcite so this is the same photo of the rock and you see all this plate this is another plankton the rock</transcript><transcript><audio_151>even this is a sample from the kpg a boundary inside from the p0 and you see it's full with a nanoplankton plate</transcript> all the section all the three sections have reduction in calcite uh exactly in the kepg boundary and in our section in the golan we can see we can see a reduction in the calcite production in in the boundary and so actually you see you see you saw the the the core which is black and homogenic and and there is nothing some of lithological a change the column called display uniform lithology um and the calcite component as i show you before but also here is mainly uh is is not changing along all the sequence we see high a calcite um and if we look who is the calcite what what is the component of the calcite so this is the same photo of the rock and you see all this plate this is another plankton the rock even this is a sample from the kpg a boundary inside from the p0 and you see it's full with a nanoplankton plate
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