<transcript><audio_69>um this is the kpg boundary and and this is ali for the one of you that don't recognize him he's standing just above the boundary</transcript><transcript><audio_70>so a although this section is not completed and misses missing the famous clay layers but maybe not we will talk about it later it is very important a section in the</transcript><transcript><audio_71>world here some of the um most interesting thing regarding this superior discovery here such as the bloom of the atlantic</transcript><caption><image_72>The image is a screenshot of a computer screen with a map on the left side. The map is titled "The famous KPG bound" and shows a desert landscape with a red line on the top left corner. On the right side of the screen, there is a panel with multiple graphs and charts. The graphs are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each graph representing a different type of KPG.

In the center of the panel, there are several lines and graphs that appear to be related to the KPG boundary. The lines are in different colors, including blue, green, and red, and the graphs are in black and white. The text on the panel reads "KPG boundary" and there is an image of a person in the bottom right corner.</caption><transcript><audio_73>but i just mentioned a new study a recent study by keller atal from 2020 and they found we found an evidence for the decan volcanism volcanic activity</transcript><transcript><audio_74>in in the overall section this is the whole section and this this is the left section and the holo type for this section and all those peak are mercury a</transcript><transcript><audio_75>eye concentration which are correlated to the same time interval uh sorry to the eruption of the khan they the khan when it erupts it's released a lot of mercury that spread</transcript> um this is the kpg boundary and and this is ali for the one of you that don't recognize him he's standing just above the boundary so a although this section is not completed and misses missing the famous clay layers but maybe not we will talk about it later it is very important a section in the world here some of the um most interesting thing regarding this superior discovery here such as the bloom of the atlantic but i just mentioned a new study a recent study by keller atal from 2020 and they found we found an evidence for the decan volcanism volcanic activity in in the overall section this is the whole section and this this is the left section and the holo type for this section and all those peak are mercury a eye concentration which are correlated to the same time interval uh sorry to the eruption of the khan they the khan when it erupts it's released a lot of mercury that spread
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