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Contact: Beth Potier
beth.potier@unh.edu
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University of New Hampshire
Caption: Will Clyde, associate professor of Earth sciences at the University of New Hampshire, holds a sediment core from the Gilmore Hill area in the Bighorn Basin of Wyoming where he and other coauthors discovered geological records of global warming events that occurred more than 50 million years ago.
Credit: Kate Freeman
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