<transcript><audio_231>liquid but there is enough of planting kinetic foam if you're in this yes samples i guess i was thinking like the what you showed with the um the extinct the survivors</transcript><transcript><audio_232>and the newly evolved the rainchop the yeah you showed a figure that had the you know which ones went extinct immediately which one survived the transition yeah like this one right so this is the</transcript><caption><image_233>The image is a bar graph that shows the plankistic foraminifera extinction at the Golan Heights core. The graph is divided into four sections, each representing a different stage of the extinction.

The first section is labeled "Plankstic foraminaifera Extinction" and shows the number of people who have been affected by the extinction of a plant. The second section is titled "Golan Heights Core" and has a series of bars representing the different stages of extinction. The bars are arranged in a vertical line, with the highest bar representing the lowest and the lowest representing the highest. The highest bar represents the highest, while the lowest bars represent the lowest. The chart also has a legend at the bottom that explains the meaning of each bar in the graph. The background of the image is white, and there are three smaller images on the right side of the graph, one of a group of people and the other of a person.</caption><transcript><audio_234>green part and for this i just go over sample after sample and just write word a specimen species in each sample i i don't like that and i don't and i</transcript><transcript><audio_235>don't count them and just say who i'm seeing crescent abs okay but this is the full</transcript><transcript><audio_236>i have a question do you know if there is any similar situation in other extinction the perm triassic extinction or or any other</transcript> liquid but there is enough of planting kinetic foam if you're in this yes samples i guess i was thinking like the what you showed with the um the extinct the survivors and the newly evolved the rainchop the yeah you showed a figure that had the you know which ones went extinct immediately which one survived the transition yeah like this one right so this is the green part and for this i just go over sample after sample and just write word a specimen species in each sample i i don't like that and i don't and i don't count them and just say who i'm seeing crescent abs okay but this is the full i have a question do you know if there is any similar situation in other extinction the perm triassic extinction or or any other
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