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Practice Reading: Reading Fill in the Blanks ID: #47923 Dinosaurs' Extinction
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The  Cretaceous-Paleogene  extinction  event,  which  occurred  approximately  66  million  years  ago,    the  end  of  the  dinosaurs.  The  precise  cause  is  debated;  a  leading  theory  suggests  that  a  massive  asteroid  impact,    with  volcanic  activity,  led  to  a  drastic  climate  change.  Recent  sedimentary  evidence  supports  a    event,  possibly  the  Chicxulub  impactor,  which  would  have  thrown  enough  dust  and  debris  into  the  atmosphere  to  significantly    the  climate.

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