<transcript><audio_125>of melina and so on to the adenium p1 season and this study sequence spans um almost 4 million years</transcript><transcript><audio_126>the boundary layer p0 was identified and preserved in the section the section and and in addition to the plastic follow minifera we also did calculus nano fossil examination</transcript><transcript><audio_127>and according to the calcareous nano fossils nation the kpg boundary was placed in the same place like in the atlantic foreign so and we sure that we found</transcript><caption><image_128>The image is a screenshot of a presentation slide with a title that reads "Ace model". The slide is divided into two sections. 

On the left side of the slide, there is a bar graph that shows the age model of a plant. The x-axis represents the age group, while the y-axis is represented by a vertical axis. The bars are colored in orange, green, and yellow, representing the different stages of the plant's growth.

The graph is titled "Zoom in into the KPG transition: Final extinction of the most Late Cretaceous PFA (PFA) with just "holdover" species. LO of P.E. Eucalyptus, the only mark of the early Danish PFA zone."

There are two arrows pointing towards the graph, indicating the direction of the growth. On the right side, there are two smaller arrows, one pointing to the right and the other to the left. The text on the slide provides further details about the model, such as the names of the different species and their significance.</caption><transcript><audio_129>the boundary without any a missing section the identification of p0 is very important in order to allow us to say that we have records of the time immediately</transcript><transcript><audio_130>after the kpg because it's very short physio is a little bit short it's the periods when there is no platinum cretaceous atlantic foreign</transcript> of melina and so on to the adenium p1 season and this study sequence spans um almost 4 million years the boundary layer p0 was identified and preserved in the section the section and and in addition to the plastic follow minifera we also did calculus nano fossil examination and according to the calcareous nano fossils nation the kpg boundary was placed in the same place like in the atlantic foreign so and we sure that we found the boundary without any a missing section the identification of p0 is very important in order to allow us to say that we have records of the time immediately after the kpg because it's very short physio is a little bit short it's the periods when there is no platinum cretaceous atlantic foreign
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