k Chicxulub Crater breccia sample Chicxulub Crater breccia sample. Specimen of breccia rock with small clasts, with the largest clast being limestone, not granite. This sample is from a core drilled from the Chicxulub Crater in the Gulf of Mexico. The research was a collaboration between the European Consortium for Ocean Research Drilling ECORD and the International Ocean Discovery Program IODP. Samples were obtained from the peak ring, a rebound feature that formed around the impact point. The 180kilometrewide Chicxulub Crater off Mexicos Yucatan Peninsula formed 66 million years ago in an asteroid impact that triggered a mass extinction of life that included the dinosaurs. Photographed in May 2016. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Chicxulub Crater breccia sample Chicxulub Crater breccia sample. Specimen of breccia rock with small clasts, with the largest clast being limestone, not granite. This sample is from a core drilled from the Chicxulub Crater in the Gulf of Mexico. The research was a collaboration between the European Consortium for Ocean Research Drilling  ECORD  and the International Ocean Discovery Program  IODP . Samples were obtained from the  peak ring , a rebound feature that formed around the impact point. The 180 kilometre wide Chicxulub Crater off Mexico s Yucatan Peninsula formed 66 million years ago in an asteroid impact that triggered a mass extinction of life that included the dinosaurs. Photographed in May 2016.
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Chicxulub Crater breccia sample

Chicxulub Crater breccia sample. Specimen of breccia rock with small clasts, with the largest clast being limestone, not granite. This sample is from a core drilled from the Chicxulub Crater in the Gulf of Mexico. The research was a collaboration between the European Consortium for Ocean Research Drilling (ECORD) and the International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP). Samples were obtained from the 'peak ring', a rebound feature that formed around the impact point. The 180-kilometre-wide Chicxulub Crater off Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula formed 66 million years ago in an asteroid impact that triggered a mass extinction of life that included the dinosaurs. Photographed in May 2016.

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