<caption><image_51>The image is a slide from a presentation about study section and motivation. It is divided into two sections. 

The top section of the slide has a title that reads "Study section and Motivation" and below it, there is a subtitle that explains that a core drilled from the Golan Heights, Israel. The core drilled is a meter of organic rich carbonate (TOC) and the section crosses the KPG boundary without interference.

Below the title, there are two smaller images. The first image on the top left shows a photo of a factory with a blue sky in the background. The second image in the top right shows a close-up of a person's face. The person is wearing a blue shirt and appears to be looking at the camera.</caption><transcript><audio_52>which means that the eye primary productivity regimes that prevailed during the late cretaceous continue uninterfering into the apology which mean i mean for us it was a little bit of shock</transcript><transcript><audio_53>because it was against all predictions and previous knowledge regarding the continuous of the upcoming regime and also because what we know about the kpg</transcript><caption><image_54>The image is a slide from a presentation titled "The KPG Mass Extinction event - 66.04 Myr". The slide is divided into three sections. 

The first section on the left side of the slide has an illustration of a large rock formation with a red sky in the background. The rock formation appears to be made up of different types of rocks and boulders. On the top left corner, there is an image of a dinosaur with its mouth open, as if it is about to attack.

In the center of the image, there are three smaller images. The first image is of a group of fish swimming in the ocean. The second image is from the top right corner, showing a variety of marine creatures such as a shark, a fish, and a coral reef. The third image is in the bottom left corner and shows a woman standing in front of a computer screen with a presentation on the topic. The text on the slide reads "Marine: 100% ammonite, 90% marine reptiles, 80% planktonic, 65% corals, and 50% coral."

Overall, the slide is discussing the KPG mass extinction event and its impact on the environment.</caption><transcript><audio_55>event and so what we know about the pg event what happened in the kpg and the end of the cretaceous say about 66 point uh today it's road</transcript><transcript><audio_56>uh 0.4 but it now it's 66.02 a million years ago at the cretaceous</transcript><transcript><audio_57>the most famous group that got extinct in extinct is the dinosaur but not only the dinosaur you can see only a also on land and on in the marine</transcript><transcript><audio_58>and this is an example of the plantic foreign minifera how they behave around this boundary and you see this is the cretaceous so a lot of planting formulifera got extinct</transcript><caption><image_59>The image is a screenshot of a presentation slide from a presentation. The slide is titled "Planktic foraminifera extinction at the KPG boundary". The slide has a white background with black text. On the left side of the slide, there is a title bar at the top with the title of the presentation. Below the title bar, there are several graphs and charts that provide information about the extinction of planktic fossils.

The graphs are in different colors and are arranged in a grid-like pattern. The charts show the different types of fossils that have been extinct, such as fossils, fossils, and fossils. The graphs show the evolution of the fossils over time, with different colors representing different levels of extinction. There is also a legend on the slide that explains the meaning of each color and how they interact with each other.</caption><transcript><audio_60>in the boundary and a lot some of them continue for some time after and we get new species after the border</transcript> which means that the eye primary productivity regimes that prevailed during the late cretaceous continue uninterfering into the apology which mean i mean for us it was a little bit of shock because it was against all predictions and previous knowledge regarding the continuous of the upcoming regime and also because what we know about the kpg event and so what we know about the pg event what happened in the kpg and the end of the cretaceous say about 66 point uh today it's road uh 0.4 but it now it's 66.02 a million years ago at the cretaceous the most famous group that got extinct in extinct is the dinosaur but not only the dinosaur you can see only a also on land and on in the marine and this is an example of the plantic foreign minifera how they behave around this boundary and you see this is the cretaceous so a lot of planting formulifera got extinct in the boundary and a lot some of them continue for some time after and we get new species after the border
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