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Dino-Killing Asteroid Also Wiped Out Mollusks?
The great Chicxulub impact is known for supposedly killing all of the dinosaurs on Earth, but new research suggests that this famous asteroid also wiped out unseen mollusks, making scientists question the role played by ocean acidification.
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Scientists May Soon Solve Mystery of Dino-Killing Asteroid
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Extinct Brontosaurus May Make a Comeback
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Ancient Lobster-Like Predator Discovered in Canada
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'Super Salamander' Species Discovered in Portugal
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9-Foot Crocodile Ancestor Dominated Before Dinosaurs
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Did Dark Matter Kill the Dinosaurs?
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Dinos Tripped on Ancient Fungus, Fossils Hint
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Extremely Long-Necked Dinosaur Discovered in China
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New Reptile Predator Predates Even Dinosaurs
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Prehistoric Fossil Sheds Light on Parenting in Reptiles
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