<transcript><audio_8>20 years don't calculate my age and during my master and phd tests together with seagal and of course together with relata and i have to say before we start that it's quite</transcript><transcript><audio_9>quite remarkable that after so many years of working on this high productivity sequence in israel this sequence is still surprise us every time from the beginning and all the time we</transcript><transcript><audio_10>find something to work on so today i will talk about the new study and the collapse and recovery of the upper link ecosystem following the kpg boundary and this study started by accident</transcript><transcript><audio_11>i will talk about it later and there is still a lot of unfinished edges that hopefully will be resolved after all the plant analysis so this is jo and this study is a joint effort by a of you are from</transcript><transcript><audio_12>the geological surveillance of israel seagal from vgu so we start before we talk about the kpg boundary</transcript><caption><image_13>The image is a collage of three different elements. On the left side of the image, there is a map of the Earth with the continents and oceans clearly visible. The map is labeled with the names of the countries and their capitals. 

On the top right corner, there are three images. The first image on the top left shows a close-up of a planet with a red and orange glow emanating from it. The second image in the center shows a blue wave-like object with a white background. The third image on top right shows a group of people with different facial expressions, including a man in a suit and tie, a woman in a red dress, and a man with a beard.

The image also has a bar graph in the bottom right corner. The text on the image reads "The Late Cretaceous period 94-66 Ma".</caption><transcript><audio_14>let's start and talk about the late protect cretaceous a period that start about 94 million years ago and ended as we know with a big catastrophe with the kpg mast</transcript><transcript><audio_15>extinction as we all know it the dinosaur extinction but what happened happened during the late cretaceous and that lead to the damage of all the creatures so</transcript> 20 years don't calculate my age and during my master and phd tests together with seagal and of course together with relata and i have to say before we start that it's quite quite remarkable that after so many years of working on this high productivity sequence in israel this sequence is still surprise us every time from the beginning and all the time we find something to work on so today i will talk about the new study and the collapse and recovery of the upper link ecosystem following the kpg boundary and this study started by accident i will talk about it later and there is still a lot of unfinished edges that hopefully will be resolved after all the plant analysis so this is jo and this study is a joint effort by a of you are from the geological surveillance of israel seagal from vgu so we start before we talk about the kpg boundary let's start and talk about the late protect cretaceous a period that start about 94 million years ago and ended as we know with a big catastrophe with the kpg mast extinction as we all know it the dinosaur extinction but what happened happened during the late cretaceous and that lead to the damage of all the creatures so
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