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Mass Extinction: Ammonites Survived the Dinosaur Killer

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Ammonites were real survival artists. Three great mass extinctions survived the spiral-shelled animals. Now it turns out that they even survived the fourth.
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If the Ammonites Survived the Asteroid that Destroyed the Dinosaurs, What Really Killed Them?

Particularly resistant, the ammonites survived the most famous mass extinction. Danish researchers have just proved that several species existed at least 68,000 years after the asteroid collision.

·France
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Mass Extinction: Ammonites Survived the Dinosaur Killer

Ammonites were real survival artists. Three great mass extinctions survived the spiral-shelled animals. Now it turns out that they even survived the fourth.

·Heidelberg, Germany
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spektrum.de broke the news in Heidelberg, Germany on Friday, January 9, 2026.
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