The Habitat of the Nascent Chicxulub Crater
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J. Morgan | D. Kring | A. Wittmann | K. Grice | J. Zachos | N. Artemieva | K. Farley | S. Gulick | C. Cockell | P. Heaney | L. Kump | J. Gray | C. Lowery | E. Hajek | K. Freeman | M. Fantle | B. Passey | T. Bralower | S. Tikoo | S. Goderis | J. Cosmidis | V. Vajda | J. Garber | J. Smit | M. Whalen | G. Turner-Walker | B. Schaefer | S. Lyons | H. Jones | C. Lowery | J. V. Morgan | A. Wittmann | K. Farley | C. Rasmussen | E. Sibert | F. J. Rodriguez Tovar | J. Carte | S. Chen | C. Cockell | M. Coolen | M. González | K. Grice | Julie Cosmidis | Matthew Gonzalez
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