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The deposits of chalky fossils that built the white cliffs of dover were formed by a. amoebozoans b. rhizarians c. excavates d. opisthokonts e. chromalveolates
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The deposits of chalky fossils that built the white cliffs of dover were formed by

a. amoebozoans
b. rhizarians
c. excavates
d. opisthokonts
e. chromalveolates

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Hey there!

The deposits of chalky fossils that built the white cliffs of dover were formed by

Answer:
e. chromalveolates

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chromalveolates is the answer i think
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