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#ammonites β€” Public Fediverse posts

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  1. #Ammonites survived #asteroid impact that killed off #dinosaurs phys.org/news/2026-01-ammonite

    #Ammonite survival across the #Cretaceous–Paleogene boundary confirmed by new data from Denmark nature.com/articles/s41598-025

    "If these findings are correct, they solve one mystery but leave us with another. Previous research has suggested that ammonite populations may have hung on for up to 68,000 years after the impact. So if the impact itself didn't deliver a fatal blow, what exactly finished them off?"

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  3. Shaligrams, the #sacred #fossils, are becoming rarer because of climate change theconversation.com/shaligrams

    "For more than 2,000 years, #Hinduism, #Buddhism and the shamanic #Himalayan #religion of Bon have venerated #Shaligrams – ancient fossils of #ammonites, a class of #extinct sea creatures related to modern #squids... #ClimateChange, faster #GlacialMelting, and gravel mining in the #KaliGandaki are changing the course of the river, which means fewer Shaligrams are appearing each year."

  4. Shaligrams, the #sacred #fossils, are becoming rarer because of climate change theconversation.com/shaligrams

    "For more than 2,000 years, #Hinduism, #Buddhism and the shamanic #Himalayan #religion of Bon have venerated #Shaligrams – ancient fossils of #ammonites, a class of #extinct sea creatures related to modern #squids... #ClimateChange, faster #GlacialMelting, and gravel mining in the #KaliGandaki are changing the course of the river, which means fewer Shaligrams are appearing each year."