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The Tanis fossil site in North Dakota has been identified as a key location for understanding the effects of the asteroid impact that led to the extinction of the dinosaurs. Research indicates that glass beads from the impact were found in the gills of fish, suggesting they died shortly after the event.
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The Tanis fossil site in North Dakota has been identified as a key location for understanding the effects of the asteroid impact that led to the extinction of the dinosaurs. Research indicates that glass beads from the impact were found in the gills of fish, suggesting they died shortly after the event.
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A fossil site in North Dakota appears to have captured the day the dinosaur-killing asteroid struck Earth, right down to tiny glass beads from the impact lodged in the gills of fish that died within hours - Space Daily
Fossil Site in North Dakota Provides Evidence of Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Impact