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how long do scientists estimate that the sea has been at its current level? A. 250 years B. 2,500 years C. 25,000 years D. 250,000 years
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how long do scientists estimate that the sea has been at its current level? A. 250 years B. 2,500 years C. 25,000 years D. 250,000 years
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I think it would be answer A.
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d. 250000 years is the answer
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