  We point out that data on the onset of anomalous J/psi suppression as a
function of nucleon numbers A and B could provide information on the dynamics
of nuclear interactions. In particular the models of anomalous J/psi
suppression by Blaizot and Ollitrault (BO) and by Kharzeev, Lourenco, Nardi and
Satz (KLNS) are based on different assumptions on the dynamics of nuclear
collisions and lead to different predictions of the dependence of the onset of
anomalous J/psi suppression on nucleon numbers of colliding nuclei. The data on
this onset as function of A and B could become a tool for the study of the
dynamics of nuclear collisions and bring further evidence on J/psi suppression
by new form of hadronic matter, possibly Quark-Gluon Plasma.
  In particular we propose to study J/\psi suppression in A+Pb interaction with
nucleon number of A between 58 and 73 or a bit higher.
