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A

Figure 1. Stop 7—The Cretaceous Fossils of Kansas. The 3D display (A) is
superimposed on a map of the Cretaceous Seaway, which is visible when
the model is open. Explanations (B), videos, enlarged images, and audio
tracks are linked to special display features as circled numbers.

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