Fwd: April National Geographic and the KT

["Dino Rampage" <dino_rampage@hotmail.com>]

> In it, David Fastovsky, a geobiologist at the University of Rhode Island, 
> says that new research at the Hell Creek Formation in North Dakota shows 
> that a great number of species died out suddenly at the > end of the 
> Cretaceous. What study is this???

Erm.... new study? I thought that for almost two centuries we knew that the 
non-avian dinosaurs (among many others) died out at the K-T?? Surely that 
qualifies as "a great number of species"???


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