Deep Time: Exploring Climate Change in the Late Cretaceous 90 Million Years Ago

KUAF | By Bob Whitby

Published January 3, 2020 at 11:50 AM CST

Celina Suarez, assistant professor of geosciences, recently received a grant to study how climate and tectonic changes affected the flora and fauna in the Late Cretaceous, 90 million years ago.

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