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40Ar/39Ar 来自海地的白-第三纪边界特克提石的年龄

G A Izett, G B Dalrymple, L W Snee

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |June 14, 1991
    PubMed
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    来自海地和蒙大拿州的德基石和桑尼丁的阿贡-阿贡测年证实白-第三纪 (K-T) 边界撞击事件发生在64.5亿年前,使地质和撞击时间线保持一致.

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