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Limestone is formed from: A calcium carbonite B dissolved carbon dioxide C sand, silt, and clay D turbitity currents

Limestone is formed from: A calcium carbonite B dissolved carbon dioxide C sand, silt, and clay D turbitity currents
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Limestone is formed from:

A calcium carbonite
B dissolved carbon dioxide
C sand, silt, and clay
D turbitity currents

User DfKimera
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C sand, silt, and clay

hope this helped

User MoeChen
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sand silt and clay but also has large amounts of Carbonate. NOT carbonite.

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